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W K KELLOGG FOUNDATION: Form 990PF, tax year 2018

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Organization
W K KELLOGG FOUNDATION (EIN 38-1359264)
Tax period
2018-09-01 to 2019-08-31
Filed
2020-05-27
IRS object ID
202001489349100905
Schema version
2018v3.1
Source
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Every field in the e-filed return. Faint text is the IRS element name, for citing.

Return header ReturnHeader

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Return2020-05-27T11:30:32-05:00ReturnTs
Tax Period End2019-08-31TaxPeriodEndDt

Preparer Firm PreparerFirmGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Preparer Firm EIN350921680PreparerFirmEIN

Preparer Firm Name PreparerFirmName

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Business Name Line1CROWE LLPBusinessNameLine1Txt

Preparer US Address PreparerUSAddress

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Address Line1225 West Wacker Drive Suite 2600AddressLine1Txt
CityChicagoCityNm
State AbbreviationILStateAbbreviationCd
ZIP606061224ZIPCd
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Return Type990PFReturnTypeCd
Tax Period Begin2018-09-01TaxPeriodBeginDt

Filer Filer

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
EIN381359264EIN

Business Name BusinessName

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Business Name Line1WK Kellogg FoundationBusinessNameLine1Txt
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Business Name ControlWKKEBusinessNameControlTxt
Phone2699681611PhoneNum

US Address USAddress

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Address Line1One Michigan Ave EastAddressLine1Txt
CityBattle CreekCityNm
State AbbreviationMIStateAbbreviationCd
ZIP49017ZIPCd

Business Officer BusinessOfficerGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
PersonLa June Montgomery TabronPersonNm
Person TitlePresident and CEOPersonTitleTxt
Signature2020-05-27SignatureDt
Discuss With Paid PreparerYes (true)DiscussWithPaidPreparerInd

Preparer Person PreparerPersonGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Preparer PersonNicole BencikPreparerPersonNm
PTINP00756195PTIN
Phone3128997000PhoneNum
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Tax2018TaxYr
Build TS2022-01-07 14:23:13ZBuildTS

Form 990-PF IRS990PF

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Organization501c3 Exempt PFYes (X)Organization501c3ExemptPFInd
FMV Assets EOY$389,091,835FMVAssetsEOYAmt
Method Of Accounting AccrualYes (X)MethodOfAccountingAccrualInd

Analysis Of Revenue And Expenses AnalysisOfRevenueAndExpenses

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Contri Rcvd Rev And Expnss$341,329,277ContriRcvdRevAndExpnssAmt
Dividends Rev And Expnss$4,276,819DividendsRevAndExpnssAmt
Dividends Net Invst Incm$6,808,618DividendsNetInvstIncmAmt
Net Gain Sale Ast Rev And Expnss$10,573,868NetGainSaleAstRevAndExpnssAmt
Gross Sales Price$140,788,841GrossSalesPriceAmt
Cap Gain Net Incm Net Invst Incm$12,192,343CapGainNetIncmNetInvstIncmAmt
Gross Sales Less Ret And Allwnc$0GrossSalesLessRetAndAllwncAmt
Cost Of Goods Sold$0CostOfGoodsSoldAmt
Gross Profit Rev And Expnss$0GrossProfitRevAndExpnssAmt
Other Income Rev And Expnss$192,955OtherIncomeRevAndExpnssAmt
Other Income Net Invst Incm$2,236,779OtherIncomeNetInvstIncmAmt
Other Income Adj Net Incm$0OtherIncomeAdjNetIncmAmt
Total Rev And Expnss$356,372,919TotalRevAndExpnssAmt
Total Net Invst Incm$21,237,740TotalNetInvstIncmAmt
Total Adj Net Incm$0TotalAdjNetIncmAmt
Comp Ofcr Dir Trst Rev And Expnss$3,139,902CompOfcrDirTrstRevAndExpnssAmt
Comp Ofcr Dir Trst Net Invst Incm$77,508CompOfcrDirTrstNetInvstIncmAmt
Comp Ofcr Dir Trst Dsbrs Chrtbl$3,062,394CompOfcrDirTrstDsbrsChrtblAmt
Oth Empl Slrs Wgs Rev And Expnss$19,667,415OthEmplSlrsWgsRevAndExpnssAmt
Oth Empl Slrs Wgs Net Invst Incm$361,077OthEmplSlrsWgsNetInvstIncmAmt
Oth Empl Slrs Wgs Dsbrs Chrtbl$19,301,710OthEmplSlrsWgsDsbrsChrtblAmt
Pension Empl Bnft Rev And Expnss$29,486,384PensionEmplBnftRevAndExpnssAmt
Pension Empl Bnft Net Invst Incm$126,773PensionEmplBnftNetInvstIncmAmt
Pension Empl Bnft Dsbrs Chrtbl$11,916,654PensionEmplBnftDsbrsChrtblAmt
Legal Fees Rev And Expnss$760,625LegalFeesRevAndExpnssAmt
Legal Fees Net Invst Incm$59,685LegalFeesNetInvstIncmAmt
Legal Fees Adj Net Incm$0LegalFeesAdjNetIncmAmt
Legal Fees Dsbrs Chrtbl$743,957LegalFeesDsbrsChrtblAmt
Accounting Fees Rev And Expnss$72,479AccountingFeesRevAndExpnssAmt
Accounting Fees Net Invst Incm$5,069AccountingFeesNetInvstIncmAmt
Accounting Fees Adj Net Incm$0AccountingFeesAdjNetIncmAmt
Accounting Fees Chrtbl Prps$11,282AccountingFeesChrtblPrpsAmt
Other Prof Fees Rev And Expnss$26,201,089OtherProfFeesRevAndExpnssAmt
Other Prof Fees Net Invst Incm$3,754,938OtherProfFeesNetInvstIncmAmt
Other Prof Fees Adj Net Incm$0OtherProfFeesAdjNetIncmAmt
Other Prof Fees Dsbrs Chrtbl$25,308,155OtherProfFeesDsbrsChrtblAmt
Taxes Rev And Expnss$228,309TaxesRevAndExpnssAmt
Taxes Net Invst Incm$91,007TaxesNetInvstIncmAmt
Taxes Adj Net Incm$0TaxesAdjNetIncmAmt
Taxes Dsbrs Chrtbl$0TaxesDsbrsChrtblAmt
Deprec And Dpltn Rev And Expnss$2,612,611DeprecAndDpltnRevAndExpnssAmt
Deprec And Dpltn Net Invst Incm$0DeprecAndDpltnNetInvstIncmAmt
Deprec And Dpltn Adj Net Incm$0DeprecAndDpltnAdjNetIncmAmt
Occupancy Rev And Expnss$1,786,171OccupancyRevAndExpnssAmt
Occupancy Net Invst Incm$3,393OccupancyNetInvstIncmAmt
Occupancy Dsbrs Chrtbl$1,897,785OccupancyDsbrsChrtblAmt
Trav Conf Meeting Rev And Expnss$3,185,864TravConfMeetingRevAndExpnssAmt
Trav Conf Meeting Net Invst Incm$28,231TravConfMeetingNetInvstIncmAmt
Trav Conf Meeting Dsbrs Chrtbl$2,664,734TravConfMeetingDsbrsChrtblAmt
Printing And Pub Rev And Expnss$478,758PrintingAndPubRevAndExpnssAmt
Printing And Pub Net Invst Incm$20,729PrintingAndPubNetInvstIncmAmt
Printing And Pub Dsbrs Chrtbl$459,164PrintingAndPubDsbrsChrtblAmt
Other Expenses Rev And Expnss$6,427,815OtherExpensesRevAndExpnssAmt
Other Expenses Net Invst Incm$753OtherExpensesNetInvstIncmAmt
Other Expenses Adj Net Incm$0OtherExpensesAdjNetIncmAmt
Other Expenses Dsbrs Chrtbl$5,363,892OtherExpensesDsbrsChrtblAmt
Tot Opr Expenses Rev And Expnss$94,047,422TotOprExpensesRevAndExpnssAmt
Tot Opr Expenses Net Invst Incm$4,529,163TotOprExpensesNetInvstIncmAmt
Tot Opr Expenses Adj Net Incm$0TotOprExpensesAdjNetIncmAmt
Tot Opr Expenses Dsbrs Chrtbl$70,729,727TotOprExpensesDsbrsChrtblAmt
Contri Paid Rev And Expnss$219,778,918ContriPaidRevAndExpnssAmt
Contri Paid Dsbrs Chrtbl$280,185,434ContriPaidDsbrsChrtblAmt
Total Expenses Rev And Expnss$313,826,340TotalExpensesRevAndExpnssAmt
Total Expenses Net Invst Incm$4,529,163TotalExpensesNetInvstIncmAmt
Total Expenses Adj Net Incm$0TotalExpensesAdjNetIncmAmt
Total Expenses Dsbrs Chrtbl$350,915,161TotalExpensesDsbrsChrtblAmt
Excess Revenue Over Expenses$42,546,579ExcessRevenueOverExpensesAmt
Net Investment Income$16,708,577NetInvestmentIncomeAmt
Adjusted Net Income$0AdjustedNetIncomeAmt

Form990 PF Balance Sheets Form990PFBalanceSheetsGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Sav And Temp Cash Invst BOY$14,499,915SavAndTempCashInvstBOYAmt
Sav And Temp Cash Invst EOY$20,498,740SavAndTempCashInvstEOYAmt
Sav And Temp Cash Invst EOYFMV$20,498,740SavAndTempCashInvstEOYFMVAmt
Acct Rcvbl BOY$0AcctRcvblBOYAmt
Acct Rcvbl EOY$0AcctRcvblEOYAmt
Acct Rcvbl EOYFMV$0AcctRcvblEOYFMVAmt
Pledges Rcvbl BOY$0PledgesRcvblBOYAmt
Pledges Rcvbl EOY$0PledgesRcvblEOYAmt
Pledges Rcvbl EOYFMV$0PledgesRcvblEOYFMVAmt
Rcvbl From Officers BOY$0RcvblFromOfficersBOYAmt
Rcvbl From Officers EOY$0RcvblFromOfficersEOYAmt
Rcvbl From Officers EOYFMV$0RcvblFromOfficersEOYFMVAmt
Other Nts And Loans Rcvbl$0OtherNtsAndLoansRcvblAmt
Other Rcvbl Allwnc Dbtfl Acct$0OtherRcvblAllwncDbtflAcctAmt
Other Nts And Loans Rcvbl BOY$0OtherNtsAndLoansRcvblBOYAmt
Other Nts And Loans Rcvbl EOY$0OtherNtsAndLoansRcvblEOYAmt
Other Nts And Loans Rcvbl EOYFMV$0OtherNtsAndLoansRcvblEOYFMVAmt
Prepaid Expenses BOY$406,626PrepaidExpensesBOYAmt
Prepaid Expenses EOY$489,433PrepaidExpensesEOYAmt
Prepaid Expenses EOYFMV$489,433PrepaidExpensesEOYFMVAmt
US Government Obligations BOY$16,979,635USGovernmentObligationsBOYAmt
US Government Obligations EOY$17,807,790USGovernmentObligationsEOYAmt
US Govt Obligations EOYFMV$17,807,790USGovtObligationsEOYFMVAmt
Corporate Stock BOY$144,915,274CorporateStockBOYAmt
Corporate Stock EOY$111,475,101CorporateStockEOYAmt
Corporate Stock EOYFMV$111,475,101CorporateStockEOYFMVAmt
Corporate Bonds BOY$9,322,581CorporateBondsBOYAmt
Corporate Bonds EOY$9,779,205CorporateBondsEOYAmt
Corporate Bonds EOYFMV$9,779,205CorporateBondsEOYFMVAmt
Invst Land Cost Or Other Basis$0InvstLandCostOrOtherBasisAmt
Invst Land Accum Depreciation$0InvstLandAccumDepreciationAmt
Land Bldg Investments BOY$0LandBldgInvestmentsBOYAmt
Land Bldg Investments EOYFMV$0LandBldgInvestmentsEOYFMVAmt
Other Investments BOY$138,007,564OtherInvestmentsBOYAmt
Other Investments EOY$130,024,631OtherInvestmentsEOYAmt
Other Investments EOYFMV$130,024,631OtherInvestmentsEOYFMVAmt
Land Bldg Equip Cost Or Other Bss$115,166,314LandBldgEquipCostOrOtherBssAmt
Land Bldg Equip Accum Deprec$67,253,266LandBldgEquipAccumDeprecAmt
Land BOY$45,168,741LandBOYAmt
Land EOY$47,913,048LandEOYAmt
Land EOYFMV$47,913,048LandEOYFMVAmt
Other Assets BOY$42,881,461OtherAssetsBOYAmt
Other Assets EOY$51,103,887OtherAssetsEOYAmt
Other Assets EOYFMV$51,103,887OtherAssetsEOYFMVAmt
Total Assets BOY$412,181,797TotalAssetsBOYAmt
Total Assets EOY$389,091,835TotalAssetsEOYAmt
Total Assets EOYFMV$389,091,835TotalAssetsEOYFMVAmt
Accounts Payable BOY$7,447,198AccountsPayableBOYAmt
Accounts Payable EOY$5,404,857AccountsPayableEOYAmt
Grants Payable BOY$281,336,074GrantsPayableBOYAmt
Grants Payable EOY$220,373,567GrantsPayableEOYAmt
Loans From Officers BOY$0LoansFromOfficersBOYAmt
Loans From Officers EOY$0LoansFromOfficersEOYAmt
Mortgages And Notes Payable BOY$0MortgagesAndNotesPayableBOYAmt
Mortgages And Notes Payable EOY$0MortgagesAndNotesPayableEOYAmt
Other Liabilities BOY$83,039,355OtherLiabilitiesBOYAmt
Other Liabilities EOY$100,283,805OtherLiabilitiesEOYAmt
Total Liabilities BOY$371,822,627TotalLiabilitiesBOYAmt
Total Liabilities EOY$326,062,229TotalLiabilitiesEOYAmt
Organization Follows SFAS117Yes (X)OrganizationFollowsSFAS117Ind
Unrestricted BOY$19,437,214UnrestrictedBOYAmt
Unrestricted EOY$42,626,392UnrestrictedEOYAmt
Temporarily Restricted BOY$20,921,956TemporarilyRestrictedBOYAmt
Temporarily Restricted EOY$20,403,214TemporarilyRestrictedEOYAmt
Tot Net Ast Or Fund Balances BOY$40,359,170TotNetAstOrFundBalancesBOYAmt
Tot Net Ast Or Fund Balances EOY$63,029,606TotNetAstOrFundBalancesEOYAmt
Total Liabilities Net Ast BOY$412,181,797TotalLiabilitiesNetAstBOYAmt
Total Liabilities Net Ast EOY$389,091,835TotalLiabilitiesNetAstEOYAmt

Chg In Net Assets Fund Balances ChgInNetAssetsFundBalancesGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Tot Net Ast Or Fund Balances BOY$40,359,170TotNetAstOrFundBalancesBOYAmt
Excess Revenue Over Expenses$42,546,579ExcessRevenueOverExpensesAmt
Other Increases$0OtherIncreasesAmt
Subtotal$82,905,749SubtotalAmt
Other Decreases$19,876,143OtherDecreasesAmt
Tot Net Ast Or Fund Balances EOY$63,029,606TotNetAstOrFundBalancesEOYAmt

Cap Gains Loss Tx Invst Incm Detail CapGainsLossTxInvstIncmDetail

Cap Gains Loss Tx Invst Incm CapGainsLossTxInvstIncmGrp (2 entries)

PropertyPropertyDescHow AcquiredHowAcquiredCdGross Sales PriceGrossSalesPriceAmtCost Or Other BasisCostOrOtherBasisAmtGain Or LossGainOrLossAmtExcess FMV Over Adjusted BssExcessFMVOverAdjustedBssAmtGains Minus Excess Or LossesGainsMinusExcessOrLossesAmt
EQUITY AND FIXED INCOME SECURITIESP$140,788,841$132,841,192$7,947,649$0$7,947,649
CAPITAL GAINS/LOSSES FROM PASS THROUGHP$4,244,694$4,244,694$0$4,244,694
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Capital Gain Net Income$12,192,343CapitalGainNetIncomeAmt
Net Short Term Capital Gain Loss$0NetShortTermCapitalGainLossAmt

Qlfy Und Sect4940e Reduced Tax QlfyUndSect4940eReducedTaxGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Liable Section4942 TaxfalseLiableSection4942TaxInd
Adjusted Qlfy Distri Yr1$21,157,178AdjustedQlfyDistriYr1Amt
Net Vl Noncharitable Assets Yr1$330,586,442NetVlNoncharitableAssetsYr1Amt
Distribution Yr10.063999DistributionYr1Rt
Adjusted Qlfy Distri Yr2$21,101,657AdjustedQlfyDistriYr2Amt
Net Vl Noncharitable Assets Yr2$332,579,211NetVlNoncharitableAssetsYr2Amt
Distribution Yr20.063449DistributionYr2Rt
Adjusted Qlfy Distri Yr3$9,503,133AdjustedQlfyDistriYr3Amt
Net Vl Noncharitable Assets Yr3$313,703,393NetVlNoncharitableAssetsYr3Amt
Distribution Yr30.030293DistributionYr3Rt
Adjusted Qlfy Distri Yr4$23,746,372AdjustedQlfyDistriYr4Amt
Net Vl Noncharitable Assets Yr4$349,971,104NetVlNoncharitableAssetsYr4Amt
Distribution Yr40.067852DistributionYr4Rt
Adjusted Qlfy Distri Yr5$23,063,593AdjustedQlfyDistriYr5Amt
Net Vl Noncharitable Assets Yr5$349,682,911NetVlNoncharitableAssetsYr5Amt
Distribution Yr50.065956DistributionYr5Rt
Total Distribution0.291549TotalDistributionRt
Average Distribution0.058310AverageDistributionRt
Net Vl Noncharitable Assets$301,352,572NetVlNoncharitableAssetsAmt
Adj Net Vl Noncharitable Assets$17,571,868AdjNetVlNoncharitableAssetsAmt
Net Investment Income Pct$167,086NetInvestmentIncomePctAmt
Adj Nonchrtbl Net Invst Incm Pct$17,738,954AdjNonchrtblNetInvstIncmPctAmt
Qualifying Distributions$364,944,255QualifyingDistributionsAmt

Excise Tax Based On Invst Incm ExciseTaxBasedOnInvstIncmGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Domestic Org Meeting Sect4940eYes (X)DomesticOrgMeetingSect4940eInd
Investment Income Excise Tax$167,086InvestmentIncomeExciseTaxAmt
Subtotal$167,086SubtotalAmt
Tax Based On Investment Income$167,086TaxBasedOnInvestmentIncomeAmt
Estimated Plus Ovpmt Incm Tx$169,581EstimatedPlusOvpmtIncmTxAmt
Extsn Request Income Tax Paid$25,000ExtsnRequestIncomeTaxPaidAmt
Total Payments And Credits$194,581TotalPaymentsAndCreditsAmt
Form2220 AttachedYes (X)Form2220AttachedInd
Es Penalty$0EsPenaltyAmt
Overpayment$27,495OverpaymentAmt
Applied To ES Tax$27,495AppliedToESTaxAmt
Refund$0RefundAmt

Statements Regarding Acty StatementsRegardingActyGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Legislative Political ActyfalseLegislativePoliticalActyInd
More Than100 SpentfalseMoreThan100SpentInd
Form1120 POL FiledfalseForm1120POLFiledInd
Activities Not Previously RptfalseActivitiesNotPreviouslyRptInd
Changes To Articles Or BylawsfalseChangesToArticlesOrBylawsInd
Unrelated Bus Incm Over LimitYes (true)UnrelatedBusIncmOverLimitInd
Form990 T FiledYes (true)Form990TFiledInd
Organization Dissolved EtcfalseOrganizationDissolvedEtcInd
Section508e Rqr SatisfiedYes (true)Section508eRqrSatisfiedInd
At Least5000 In AssetsYes (true)AtLeast5000InAssetsInd
Org Report Or Register StateMIOrgReportOrRegisterStateCd
Org Report Or Register StateNMOrgReportOrRegisterStateCd
Form990 PF Filed With Atty GenYes (true)Form990PFFiledWithAttyGenInd
Private Operating FoundationfalsePrivateOperatingFoundationInd
New Substantial ContributorsfalseNewSubstantialContributorsInd
Own Controlled EntityYes (true)OwnControlledEntityInd
Donor Advised FundYes (true)DonorAdvisedFundInd
Comply With Public Insp RqrYes (true)ComplyWithPublicInspRqrInd
Website Addresswww.wkkf.orgWebsiteAddressTxt
Individual With BooksDonald WilliamsonIndividualWithBooksNm
Phone2699681611PhoneNum

Location Of Books US Address LocationOfBooksUSAddress

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Address Line1One Michigan Ave EastAddressLine1Txt
CityBattle CreekCityNm
State AbbreviationMIStateAbbreviationCd
ZIP490174058ZIPCd
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Foreign Accounts QuestionfalseForeignAccountsQuestionInd

Statements Regarding Acty4720 StatementsRegardingActy4720Grp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Sale Or Exch Disqualified PrsnfalseSaleOrExchDisqualifiedPrsnInd
Brrw Or Lend Disqualified PrsnfalseBrrwOrLendDisqualifiedPrsnInd
Furn Goods Disqualified PrsnfalseFurnGoodsDisqualifiedPrsnInd
Pay Comp Disqualified PrsnYes (true)PayCompDisqualifiedPrsnInd
Transfer Ast Disqualified PrsnfalseTransferAstDisqualifiedPrsnInd
Payment To Government OfficialfalsePaymentToGovernmentOfficialInd
Acts Fail To Qlfy As ExceptionsfalseActsFailToQlfyAsExceptionsInd
Uncorrected Prior ActsfalseUncorrectedPriorActsInd
Undistributed Income PYfalseUndistributedIncomePYInd
Business HoldingsYes (true)BusinessHoldingsInd
Excess Business HoldingsfalseExcessBusinessHoldingsInd
Jeopardy InvestmentsfalseJeopardyInvestmentsInd
Uncorrected PY Jeopardy InvstfalseUncorrectedPYJeopardyInvstInd
Influence LegislationfalseInfluenceLegislationInd
Influence ElectionfalseInfluenceElectionInd
Grants To IndividualsfalseGrantsToIndividualsInd
Grants To OrganizationsYes (true)GrantsToOrganizationsInd
Noncharitable PurposefalseNoncharitablePurposeInd
Transactions Fail To Qlfy As ExcfalseTransactionsFailToQlfyAsExcInd
Maintained Expenditure RspnsYes (true)MaintainedExpenditureRspnsInd
Rcv Fnds To Pay Prsnl Bnft CntrctfalseRcvFndsToPayPrsnlBnftCntrctInd
Pay Premiums Prsnl Bnft CntrctfalsePayPremiumsPrsnlBnftCntrctInd
Prohibited Tax Shelter TransfalseProhibitedTaxShelterTransInd

Officer Dir Trst Key Empl Info OfficerDirTrstKeyEmplInfoGrp

Officer Dir Trst Key Empl OfficerDirTrstKeyEmplGrp (13 entries)

Address Line1USAddress/AddressLine1TxtCityUSAddress/CityNmState AbbreviationUSAddress/StateAbbreviationCdZIPUSAddress/ZIPCdTitleTitleTxtAverage Hrs Per Wk Devoted To PosAverageHrsPerWkDevotedToPosRtCompensationCompensationAmtEmployee Benefit ProgramEmployeeBenefitProgramAmtExpense Account Other AllwncExpenseAccountOtherAllwncAmt
LA JUNE MONTGOMERY TABRON
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017PRESIDENT & CEO40.000$723,840$181,868$2,624
KATHRYN KRECKE
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017GENERAL COUNSEL & CORPORATE SECRETARY40.000$406,825$74,323$3,124
CARLA THOMPSON PAYTON
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017VP PROGRAM STRATEGY40.000$364,825$86,690$12,911
DONALD WILLIAMSON
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017VP FINANCE & TREASURER40.000$379,719$78,283$1,130
JOEL WITTENBERG
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017VP & CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER40.000$814,693$106,436$302
CELESTE CLARK
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017TRUSTEE7.000$60,000$0$302
RODERICK GILLUM
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017TRUSTEE7.000$60,000$0$302
CATHANN KRESS
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017TRUSTEE7.000$60,000$0$302
CYNTHIA MILLIGAN (THROUGH 12312018)
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017TRUSTEE7.000$20,000$0$101
RAMON MURGUIA
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017TRUSTEE7.000$60,000$0$302
MILTON CHEN
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017TRUSTEE7.000$60,000$0$302
KHAN NEDD
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017TRUSTEE7.000$60,000$0$302
RICHARD TSOUMAS
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017TRUSTEE / CHIEF GOVERNANCE OFFICER7.000$70,000$0$302

Compensation Highest Paid Empl CompensationHighestPaidEmplGrp (5 entries)

Address Line1USAddress/AddressLine1TxtCityUSAddress/CityNmState AbbreviationUSAddress/StateAbbreviationCdZIPUSAddress/ZIPCdTitleTitleTxtAverage Hrs Per Wk Devoted To PosAverageHrsPerWkDevotedToPosRtCompensationCompensationAmtEmployee BenefitsEmployeeBenefitsAmtExpense AccountExpenseAccountAmt
NEAL GRAZIANO
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017DIR OF INVESTMENTS40.000$394,224$103,004$616
CARLOS RANGEL
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017DIR OF INVESTMENTS40.000$400,425$81,476$540
REGINALD SANDERS
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017DIR OF INVESTMENTS40.000$386,605$75,660$360
JOSEPH SCANTLEBURY
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017VP PROGRAM STRATEGY40.000$293,820$72,152$2,322
FAYE NELSON
One Michigan Ave EastBattle CreekMI49017DIR OF MICHIGAN PROG40.000$281,575$59,333$5,760
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Other Employee Paid Over50k190OtherEmployeePaidOver50kCnt

Compensation Of Hghst Pd Cntrct CompensationOfHghstPdCntrctGrp (5 entries)

Address Line1USAddress/AddressLine1TxtCityUSAddress/CityNmState AbbreviationUSAddress/StateAbbreviationCdZIPUSAddress/ZIPCdService TypeServiceTypeTxtCompensationCompensationAmtAddress Line2USAddress/AddressLine2Txt
ARRAY DAY LLC
180 GLENDALE BLVDLOS ANGELESCA90026NATIONAL DAY OF RACIAL HEALING 2019 PRODUCTION$2,109,370
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS INC
215 W SUPERIOR STREETCHICAGOIL60610TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTOR$1,507,592
BLUEGRANITE INC
2750 OLD CENTRE ROADPORTAGEMI49024DATA PROJECT COORDINATION, DEVELOPMENT & SUPPORT$1,354,264SUITE 150
NONPROFIT PROFESSIONALS ADVISORY GROUP LLC
56 FARLOW ROADNEWTONMA02458TALENT STRATEGY & ACQUISITION SERVICES$1,087,247
DELOITTE CONSULTING LLP
PO BOX 844717DALLASTX752844717NETWORKED ORGANIZATION & PROJECT MANAGEMENT FACILITATION CONSULTING$866,861
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Contractor Paid Over50k125ContractorPaidOver50kCnt

Summary Of Direct Chrtbl Acty SummaryOfDirectChrtblActyGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Description1TRUTH, RACIAL HEALING & TRANSFORMATION (TRHT) / NATIONAL DAY OF RACIAL HEALING (NDORH) (SEE STATEMENT)Description1Txt
Expenses1$4,172,717Expenses1Amt
Description2SOLIDARITY COUNCIL ON RACIAL EQUITY (SCoRE) (SEE STATEMENT)Description2Txt
Expenses2$958,457Expenses2Amt
Description3#OPEN CHANGE (SEE STATEMENT)Description3Txt
Expenses3$443,522Expenses3Amt
Description4BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS INITIATIVE (SEE STATEMENT)Description4Txt
Expenses4$280,642Expenses4Amt

Sum Of Program Related Invst SumOfProgramRelatedInvstGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Description1CITY OF BATTLE CREEK - HERITAGE TOWER REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT (SEE STATEMENT)Description1Txt
Expenses1$7,220,963Expenses1Amt
Description2NORTHERN GREAT LAKES INITIATIVE - BATTLE CREEK SMALL BUSINESS LOAN FUND (SEE STATEMENT)Description2Txt
Expenses2$2,000,000Expenses2Amt
All Other Program Rltd Invst Tot$4,808,131AllOtherProgramRltdInvstTotAmt
Total$14,029,094TotalAmt

Minimum Investment Return MinimumInvestmentReturnGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Average Monthly FMV Of Sec$204,713,662AverageMonthlyFMVOfSecAmt
Average Monthly Cash Balances$19,832,753AverageMonthlyCashBalancesAmt
FMV All Other Noncharitable Ast$81,395,282FMVAllOtherNoncharitableAstAmt
Total FMV Of Unused Assets$305,941,697TotalFMVOfUnusedAssetsAmt
Reduction Claimed$0ReductionClaimedAmt
Adjusted Total FMV Of Unused Ast$305,941,697AdjustedTotalFMVOfUnusedAstAmt
Cash Deemed Charitable$4,589,125CashDeemedCharitableAmt
Net Vl Noncharitable Assets$301,352,572NetVlNoncharitableAssetsAmt
Minimum Investment Return$15,067,629MinimumInvestmentReturnAmt

Distributable Amount DistributableAmountGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Minimum Investment Return$15,067,629MinimumInvestmentReturnAmt
Tax Based On Investment Income$167,086TaxBasedOnInvestmentIncomeAmt
Income Tax$0IncomeTaxAmt
Total Tax$167,086TotalTaxAmt
Distributable Before Adj$14,900,543DistributableBeforeAdjAmt
Recoveries Qualfied Distri$3,420,125RecoveriesQualfiedDistriAmt
Distributable Before Ded$18,320,668DistributableBeforeDedAmt
Distributable As Adjusted$18,320,668DistributableAsAdjustedAmt

Qualifying Distri Part XII QualifyingDistriPartXIIGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Expenses And Contributions$350,915,161ExpensesAndContributionsAmt
Program Related Invst Total$14,029,094ProgramRelatedInvstTotalAmt
Set Aside Cash Distri Test$0SetAsideCashDistriTestAmt
Qualifying Distributions$364,944,255QualifyingDistributionsAmt
Pct Sect4940e Org Net Invst Incm$167,086PctSect4940eOrgNetInvstIncmAmt
Adjusted Qualifying Distri$364,777,169AdjustedQualifyingDistriAmt

Undistributed Income UndistributedIncomeGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Distributable As Adjusted$18,320,668DistributableAsAdjustedAmt
Undistributed Income PY$0UndistributedIncomePYAmt
Prior Year12016PriorYear1Yr
Prior Year22015PriorYear2Yr
Prior Year32014PriorYear3Yr
Total For Prior Years$0TotalForPriorYearsAmt
Excess Distribution Cyov Yr5$0ExcessDistributionCyovYr5Amt
Excess Distribution Cyov Yr4$0ExcessDistributionCyovYr4Amt
Excess Distribution Cyov Yr3$0ExcessDistributionCyovYr3Amt
Excess Distribution Cyov Yr2$875,875ExcessDistributionCyovYr2Amt
Excess Distribution Cyov Yr1$0ExcessDistributionCyovYr1Amt
Total Excess Distribution Cyov$875,875TotalExcessDistributionCyovAmt
Qualifying Distributions$364,944,255QualifyingDistributionsAmt
Applied To Year1$0AppliedToYear1Amt
Applied To Prior Years$0AppliedToPriorYearsAmt
Treated As Distri From Corpus$346,372,387TreatedAsDistriFromCorpusAmt
Applied To Current Year$18,320,668AppliedToCurrentYearAmt
Remaining Distri From Corpus$251,200RemainingDistriFromCorpusAmt
Excess Distribution Cyov App CY$0ExcessDistributionCyovAppCYAmt
Total Corpus$347,499,462TotalCorpusAmt
Prior Year Undistributed Incm$0PriorYearUndistributedIncmAmt
Taxable1$0Taxable1Amt
Taxable2$0Taxable2Amt
Undistributed Income CY$0UndistributedIncomeCYAmt
Corpus Distri170b1 E Or4942g3$346,372,387CorpusDistri170b1EOr4942g3Amt
Excess Distri Cyov From Yr5$0ExcessDistriCyovFromYr5Amt
Excess Distri Cyov To Next Yr$1,127,075ExcessDistriCyovToNextYrAmt
Excess From Year4$0ExcessFromYear4Amt
Excess From Year3$0ExcessFromYear3Amt
Excess From Year2$875,875ExcessFromYear2Amt
Excess From Year1$0ExcessFromYear1Amt
Excess From Current Year$251,200ExcessFromCurrentYearAmt

Supplementary Information SupplementaryInformationGrp

Application Submission Info ApplicationSubmissionInfoGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Recipient PersonCENTRAL PROPOSAL PROCESSINGRecipientPersonNm

Recipient US Address RecipientUSAddress

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Address Line1ONE MICHIGAN AVE EASTAddressLine1Txt
CityBATTLE CREEKCityNm
State AbbreviationMIStateAbbreviationCd
ZIP49017ZIPCd
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Recipient Phone2699681611RecipientPhoneNum
Form And Info And MaterialsAPPLICATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED THROUGH OUR WEBSITE, WWW.WKKF.ORG.FormAndInfoAndMaterialsTxt
Submission DeadlinesPROPOSALS FOR GRANTS MAY BE SUBMITTED AT ANY TIME THROUGH THE WEBSITE, WWW.WKKF.ORG.SubmissionDeadlinesTxt
Restrictions On AwardsSEE "WHAT WE SUPPORT" ON OUR WEBSITE, WWW.WKKF.ORG.RestrictionsOnAwardsTxt

Grant Or Contribution Pd Dur Yr GrantOrContributionPdDurYrGrp (1505 entries)

Address Line1RecipientUSAddress/AddressLine1TxtCityRecipientUSAddress/CityNmState AbbreviationRecipientUSAddress/StateAbbreviationCdZIPRecipientUSAddress/ZIPCdRecipient RelationshipRecipientRelationshipTxtRecipient Foundation StatusRecipientFoundationStatusTxtGrant Or Contribution PurposeGrantOrContributionPurposeTxtAmtAmtAddress Line1RecipientForeignAddress/AddressLine1TxtCityRecipientForeignAddress/CityNmProvince Or StateRecipientForeignAddress/ProvinceOrStateNmCountryRecipientForeignAddress/CountryCdForeign PostalRecipientForeignAddress/ForeignPostalCd
100 BLACK MEN OF METRO NEW ORLEANS
PO BOX 871522NEW ORLEANSLA70187NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor charitable events, the Black Excellence Gala and Symposium, that recognizes outstanding achievements and advance leadership, racial equity and quality education$20,000
1000 DAYS
1020 19TH ST NW STE 250WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCimprove breastfeeding, child nutrition and nutrition standards in daycare and early education by educating and mobilizing community, health, government and education partners to create consistent messages and improved implementation of policies and guidelines to benefit vulnerable populations$156,038
A NEW WAY OF LIFE REENTRY PROJECT
PO BOX 875288LOS ANGELESCA90087NONEPCincrease levels of civic engagement and expand equitable life opportunities for women of color who have been incarcerated by changing public and policymaker misconceptions about women's incarceration, its aftermath and the attendant damage to children's development and potential$180,110
ACADEMY OF BREASTFEEDING MEDICINE
140 HUGUENOT ST 3RD FLNEW ROCHELLENY10801NONEPCincrease the number, diversity and knowledge base of physician and nurse breastfeeding champions in hospitals serving vulnerable populations resulting in an increased number of baby friendly-certified hospitals and an increased number of babies initiating breastfeeding$250,000
ACCION THE US NETWORK
85 BROAD ST 18TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCenhance small business owners' ability to establish a stronger foundation for long-term financial stability through financial coaching, online technology for financial management and building a strong credit profile$278,000
ADF HAITI INC
3170 AIMANS DR UNIT 2085FORT PIERCEFL34946NONEPCdevelop a strategy to strengthen/improve children's education and enable community engagement/planning in Fond des Blancs, Haiti, through a comprehensive assessment of local schools and building organizational capacity to collect, analyze, manage and disseminate community level data$130,000
ADMINISTRATORS OF THE TULANE EDUCATIONAL FUND
1555 POYDRAS ST STE 1000NEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCimprove birth outcomes and ensure early breastfeeding for vulnerable newborns by structuring baby friendly neonatal intensive care unit practices in New Orleans, Louisiana hospitals$136,472
ADMINISTRATORS OF THE TULANE EDUCATIONAL FUND
1555 POYDRAS ST STE 1000NEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCimprove young children and families access to healthy food by building a farm to early childhood education pilot, advancing systemic change and increasing local procurement$125,000
ADMINISTRATORS OF THE TULANE EDUCATIONAL FUND
1555 POYDRAS ST STE 1000NEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCimprove healthy living opportunities and educational outcomes for children by providing young children and their families with coordinated access to physical, mental and behavioral health care$179,820
ADVANCEMENT PROJECT
1220 L ST STE 850WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of fulfilling America's promise of a caring, inclusive and just democracy through the use of innovative tools and strategies to strengthen social movements and achieve high impact policy change by providing general operating support$750,000
ADVENT HOUSE MINISTRIES INC
743 N MARTIN L KING BLVDLANSINGMI48915NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
ADVENT UNITED METHODIST
3945 LEXINGTON AVE SOUTHEAGANMN55123NONEPCMatching Grant$2,390
ADVENTIST FRONTIER MISSIONS INC
PO BOX 286BERRIEN SPRINGSMI49103NONEPCMatching Grant$2,200
ADVOCATES FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
330 2ND AVE S STE 800MINNEAPOLISMN55401NONEPCMatching Grant$50
AERIS INSIGHT INC
400 MARKET ST STE 600PHILADELPHIAPA19106NONEPCexpand impact investing analysis and financial and social ratings to increase the quality and flow of capital to vulnerable communities$170,000
AGAPE MINISTRIES
781 W GOGUAC STREETBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$11,056
AGENDA FOR CHILDREN INC
8300 EARHART BLVD STE 201NEW ORLEANSLA70118NONEPCimprove quality and increase access to early childhood education for children, ages 0-3, by providing parent education for their families, professional development for early childhood educators and evaluating the city's first public investment in high quality seats$60,000
AGENDA FOR CHILDREN INC
8300 EARHART BLVD STE 201NEW ORLEANSLA70118NONEPCincrease the number of children ready for school by launching a new early childhood opportunity program to accelerate continuous improvement at early childhood centers$100,000
ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY
4900 MERIDIAN ST 2ND FLNORMALAL35762NONEPCidentify inequities of treatment and low pay; and corresponding community impacts to leverage and negotiate employment equity at all levels in Miss. and Ala. by designing, conducting and publishing results from an anonymous academic survey of workers representing global manufacturing jobs$150,000
ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
PO BOX 302755MONTGOMERYAL36130NONEPCadvance student success and narrow the achievement gap of low-income children by aligning educational experiences to create a seamless learning continuum from preschool to 3rd grade$500,000
ALABAMA INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE
POB BOX 230909MONTGOMERYAL36123NONEPCincrease investment in early learning through aligning and building a base of child care workers, center owners, parents and teachers to educate the public on increased public investment in child care$150,000
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM
4000 AMBASSADOR DRANCHORAGEAK99508NONEPCtrain and deploy Dental Health Aid Therapists to improve oral health for vulnerable Alaska Native children in rural Alaskan communities$500,000
ALBION COLLEGE
611 E PORTER STALBIONMI49224NONEPCMatching Grant$40,000
ALBUQUERQUE AREA INDIAN HEALTH BOARD INC
7001 PROSPECT PL NEALBUQUERQUENM87110NONEPCincrease the knowledge base related to the health and wellness of American Indian perinatal women and infants in New Mexico by enhancing data quality and engaging community members in the discussion and use of data$103,390
ALEPH ALLIANCE FOR JEWISH RENEWAL
PO BOX 35118PHILADELPHIAPA19128NONEPCMatching Grant$8,200
ALKEBU LAN VILLAGE
7701 HARPER AVEDETROITMI48213NONEPCincrease community-based education and youth development programs for Detroit's east side residents through martial arts$10,000
ALL SOULS COMMUNITY CHURCH OF WEST MICHIGAN
2727 MICHIGAN STGRAND RAPIDSMI49348NONEPCMatching Grant$5,600
ALL SPECIES KINSHIP
PO BOX 4055BATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCMatching Grant$70
ALL THINGS ARTISTIC MINISTRIES
1793 HAMLET DRYPSILANTIMI48198NONEPCMatching Grant$450
ALLEGAN COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 278ALLEGANMI49010NONEPCMatching Grant$200
ALLEN CHAPEL AME CHURCH
1203 OLIVE AVESANFORDFL327712788NONEPCMatching Grant$25,400
ALLIANCE FOR EARLY SUCCESS
PO BOX 6756LEAWOODKS66206NONEPCincrease the health and early education outcomes of low-income children by sustaining state advocacy efforts that improve state policies for children, starting at birth and continuing through age eight$1,080,000
ALLIANCE FOR EXCELLENT EDUCATION INC
1201 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 901WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCenable states to better support schools and create equitable learning opportunities for children by ensuring the Every Student Succeeds Act equitably measures the performance of historically underserved students$338,208
ALLIANCE OF LEADERSHIP FELLOWS
1633 FILLMORE ST STE 112DENVERCO80206NONEPCMatching Grant$13,300
ALLIED MEDIA PROJECTS
4126 3RD STDETROITMI48201NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor the Decolonizing Wealth event to educate philanthropy and community stakeholders in the greater New Orleans area on equitable funding practices$10,000
ALTERNATIVES OF BATTLE CREEK
1346 W COLUMBIA AVE STE 106BATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$80
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
200 FLETCHER STANN ARBORMI481091007NONEPCstrengthen the pipeline of Battle Creek Public School students of color entering the University of Michigan and participating in the Leadership Excellence Achievement Diversity Scholars program by providing interventions/opportunities through family campus visits and a preparatory curriculum$115,666
ALZHEIMERS DISEASE AND RELATED DISORDERS ASSOCIATION INC
225 N MICHIGAN AVE 17TH FLOORCHICAGOIL60601NONEPCMatching Grant$440
ALZHEIMERS RESEARCH FOUNDATION
110 E 42ND ST 16TH FLNEW YORKNY10017NONEPCMatching Grant$50
AMEINU OUR PEOPLE INC
25 BROADWAY 9TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCMatching Grant$144
AMERICA VOTES
1155 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20036NONENCidentify the most important issues facing vulnerable families and the narrative messages that will help engage them in solutions by developing message frameworks and targeted engagement plans based on cutting edge research that combine an academic style literature review, polling and focus groups$60,000
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY
101 N INDEPENDENCE MALL EPHILADELPHIANY19106NONEPCMatching Grant$200
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC
1755 ABBEY RDEAST LANSINGMI48823NONEPCMatching Grant$150
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC
250 WILLIAMS STREETATLANTAGA30303NONEPCMatching Grant$100
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH
1789 MASSACHUETTS AVENUE NWWASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCstrengthen efforts to enhance early childhood education policy ideas, with a particular emphasis on infant-toddler, child care, parent engagement and other practices, by supporting the growth of the organization's Early Childhood Education Program beyond pre-K$144,785
AMERICAN EVALUATION ASSOCIATION
2025 M ST STE 800WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor the activities of the diversity related Topical Interest Groups during the Evaluation 2018 Conference$2,000
AMERICAN FARMLAND TRUST
1150 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCMatching Grant$400
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
6500 TECHNOLOGY CENTER DR STE 100INDIANAPOLISIN46278NONEPCMatching Grant$926
AMERICAN INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF NEW MEXICO
2401 12TH ST NW STE 5 SOUTHALBUQUERQUENM87104NONENCincrease the economic well-being of lower income Native American parents in New Mexico through economic and workforce development, job creation and support to new and existing entrepreneurs$140,833
AMERICAN INDIAN COLLEGE FUND
8333 GREENWOOD BLVDDENVERCO80221NONEPCMatching Grant$200
AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD SERVICE
45 W 36TH ST 11NEW YORKNY10018NONEPCMatching Grant$72
AMERICAN KIDNEY FUND INC
11921 ROCKVILLE PIKE STE 300ROCKVILLEMD20852NONEPCMatching Grant$100
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
50 E HURON STCHICAGOIL606112795NONEPCinstill Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation nationwide leading narrative change and using healing practitioners in humanities-based programs, with library affiliates, State Humanities Councils, community colleges and K-12 schools in partnership with Everyday Democracy$530,405
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
PO BOX 37295WASHINGTONDC20013NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
AMERICAN PUBLIC HUMAN SERVICES ASSOCIATION
1101 WILSON BLVD 6 FLARLINGTONVA22209NONEPCincrease access to jobs and better jobs for families in Mississippi by planning and recommending a whole family approach to employment that focuses on employer engagement and job quality$657,685
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
424 E 92ND STNEW YORKNY10128NONEPCMatching Grant$480
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
4400 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NWWASHINGTONDC20016NONEPCimprove the health and well-being of children and families made vulnerable due to immigration status by strengthening judicial leadership and decision making and promoting improved collaborations between courts and community-based organizations that service immigrant families$300,682
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO
200 PARK AVE STE 1700NEW YORKNY10166NONEPCMatching Grant$5,000
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF BEIRUT
3 DAG HAMMERSKJOLD PLAZA 8TH FLOORNEW YORKNY10017NONEPCstrengthen new experiential learning curricula and community engagement within global institutions of higher education in Mexico, Haiti and Honduras, by supporting the expansion of Key Elements of Success to promote the EARTH University model$480,700
AMERICANS FOR IMMIGRANT JUSTICE INC
3000 BISCAYNE BLVD STE 400MIAMIFL33137NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of protecting and promoting the basic human rights of immigrants of all nationalities at the local, state and national levels by providing general operating support$200,000
AMERICANS FOR INDIAN OPPORTUNITY
1001 MARQUETTE AVE NWALBUQUERQUENM87107NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
AMERICA'S PROMISE THE ALLIANCE FOR YOUTH
1110 VERMONT AVE NW STE 900WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, The State of Young People Conference, on June 6-8, 2019$25,000
AMIGOS DE LAS AMERICAS
1800 WEST LOOP SOUTH STE 1325HOUSTONTX77027NONEPCMatching Grant$1,045
AMIGOS DE SAN CRISTOBAL AC (FRIENDS OF SAN CRISTOBAL)
NONEPCimprove children's education, health and family economic security by strengthening the organization's capacity to become a community foundation working on behalf of vulnerable communities in Chiapas$81,155ESQUINA CRISTOBALSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29200
AMISTADES INC
5501 N ORACLE RD SUITE 125TUCSONAZ85704NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of providing culturally responsive services, advocacy for social justice, and community empowerment by providing general operating support$210,000
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA INC
5 PENN PLAZA 16TH FLOORNEW YORKNY10001NONEPCMatching Grant$100
AMTEL CHIAPAS SC WORK CHIAPAS SC
NONENCpromote food security with Aldama and Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico, families by implementing a comprehensive intervention model for sustainable production of vegetables and animal protein, and by weaving nutrition, health prevention and access to water as foundations towards well-being$32,838BISMARK BARRIO DE FATIMASAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29267
ANDREW GOMEZ DREAM FOUNDATION
9756 S SANDY PKWYSANDYUT84070NONEPCMatching Grant$200
ANGELA HOSPICE HOME CARE INC
14100 NEWBURGHLIVONIAMI48152NONEPCMatching Grant$480
ANN ARBOR ART ASSOCIATION
117 W LIBERTYANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCMatching Grant$140
ANNUNCIATION HOUSE INC
815 MYRTLE AVEEL PASOTX79901NONEPCMatching Grant$2,400
ANSEYE POU AYITI
NONEPCincrease student outcomes, improve school culture, and equip teachers for school and community leadership jobs through a teacher leadership program consisting of recruitment of teacher-leaders, professional development, coaching, classroom observations, and tracking of student and teacher progress$253,0006 IMPASSE ECKMANPORTAUPRINCEHA
ANSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
206 E WADE STWADESBORONC28170NONEPCMatching Grant$100
ANTHROPOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
1923 GEDDES AVEANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCMatching Grant$240
APIS SURESTE FUNDACION PARA LA EQUIDAD AC
NONEPCenhance infant and maternal health and reduce gender-based violence by training midwifes who will guide parents in upbringing practices that favor the development and physical and mental health of Mayan girls and boys, ages 0 to 2$40,171COL LOMA BONITAMERIDAYUCMX97205
AREA COMMUNITY SERVICES EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING COUNCIL
1550 LEONARD ST NEGRAND RAPIDSMI49505NONEPCcreate structural changes in the hiring practices of local Grand Rapids employers, leading to more equitable employment opportunities, by implementing an evidenced-based selection process$337,700
ARIZONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC
2201 E CAMELBACK RD STE 405BPHOENIXAZ85016NONEPCbuild the capacity of state policy and advocacy groups to create, expand and/or protect the state earned income tax credits for working families$100,000
ARKANSAS ADVOCATES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
1400 W MARKHAM ST STE 306LITTLE ROCKAR72201NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
ARKANSAS ADVOCATES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
1400 W MARKHAM ST STE 306LITTLE ROCKAR72201NONEPCenable the organization to fulfill its mission of ensuring that all children and their families have the resources and opportunities to lead healthy and productive lives and realize their full potential by gathering and analyzing data with the use of general operating support$133,332
ARKANSAS PUBLIC POLICY PANEL INC
1308 W 2ND STLITTLE ROCKAR72201NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
ARRAY ALLIANCE INC
180 GLENDALE BLVDLOS ANGELESCA90026NONEPCsupport social change for women and people of color by designing and executing a comprehensive narrative change effort for a diverse, inclusive workforce in the entertainment industry$250,000
ART CENTER OF BATTLE CREEK
265 EAST EMMETT STBATTLE CREEKMI490174601NONEPCMatching Grant$4,000
ARTFEST FORT MYERS INC
1375 JACKSON ST STE 401FORT MYERSFL33901NONEPCMatching Grant$1,500
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION
1355 PEACHTREE ST NE STE 600ATLANTAGA303092922NONEPCMatching Grant$88
ARTS AND SCIENCE CENTER
701 S MAIN STPINE BLUFFAR71601NONEPCMatching Grant$250
ASAN - ALIANZA POR LA SALUD ALIMENTACION Y NUTRICION AC
NONEPCadvance health and well-being in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, through collaborative study and intelligent action of an alliance of non-governmental organizations focused in building capacity of local communities to improve and self-manage health conditions$30,000BARRIO LA QUINTA SAN MARTINSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29247
ASCENSION ST JOHN FOUNDATION
19251 MACK AVE STE 102GROSSE POINTE WOODSMI48236NONEPCcreate the first accredited academic lactation training program which will increase diversity and cultural sensitivity within the lactation field in southeastern Michigan and will decrease racial disparities in breastfeeding initiation and duration$132,147
ASESORIA CAPACITACION Y ASISTENCIA EN SALUD AC
NONEPCimprove maternal health in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by identifying local conditions or perceptions on health, with a specific focus to prevent early pregnancies, and by training young men and women as leaders on youth rights, to become health champions in their communities$76,227BARRIO LA QUINTA SAN MARTINSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29247
ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER AMERCIAN HEALTH FORUM
ONE KAISER PLAZA STE 850OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of influencing policy, mobilizing communities and strengthening programs and organizations to improve the health of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders by providing general operating support$1,200,000
ASOCIACION MEXICANA DE TRANSFORMACION RURAL Y URBANA AC
NONEPCimprove nutrition and food security of families from Aldama and Chalchihuitan, Chiapas, Mexico, by developing and improving skills for food production, alongside the strengthening of local promoters that can monitor and support families into more sustainable processes$84,821COL SAN ANGELMEXICO CITYDFMX01000
ASPEN INSTITUTE INC
2300 N ST NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20037NONEPCelevate the importance of employment capital, financial products and balanced cash flows in alleviating income volatility, supporting stability and improving job quality through core support of initiatives of the Financial Security Program that elevate the intersection between work and wealth$750,000
ASPEN INSTITUTE INC
2300 N ST NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20037NONEPCimprove employment equity outcomes for families through increasing capacity of workforce development, business, and family-centered field leaders that shifts the field towards an employment equity and family-centered lens for a multi-stakeholder return on investment$400,664
ASPEN INSTITUTE INC
2300 N ST NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20037NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the New Mexico Forum on Early Childhood Development and Family Well-Being$40,000
ASPEN INSTITUTE INC
2300 N ST NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20037NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event to promote and build a body of knowledge that supports management education and business practices that advance job creation, job quality and economic security$25,000
ASPEN INSTITUTE INC
2300 N ST NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20037NONEPCincrease employment equity and entrepreneurship opportunities for low-wealth young adults by providing ongoing support for the Opportunity Youth Forum in New Orleans and expanding support to rural communities in Mississippi, and tribal communities in New Mexico$200,000
ASPEN INSTITUTE INC
2300 N ST NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20037NONEPCelevate the voices of Native youth to impact narratives surrounding Natives and build sustainable coalitions that advance equity-focused policy$150,000
ASSOCIATION FOR ENTERPRISE OPPORTUNITY
1310 L ST NW STE 830WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPClaunch a trusted technical assistance program to help Black-owned small businesses grow and create jobs in low income communities using scalable and technology-centric solutions$388,850
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
1818 R ST NWWASHINGTONDC20009NONEPCsupport the development and launch of the stages of implementation evaluation tool to more fully understand the structures, priorities and effectiveness of the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Centers on college and university campuses$50,000
ASSOCIATION OF BLACK FOUNDATION EXECUTIVES INC
42 BROADWAY 20TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2018 Association of Black Foundation Executives Women in Philanthropy Retreat$10,000
ASSOCIATION OF BLACK FOUNDATION EXECUTIVES INC
42 BROADWAY 20TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCengage African American donors across national Black civic organizations to create donor engagement programs focused on vulnerable families, through targeted giving models and grants to community-based organizations$55,970
ASSOCIATION OF STATE AND TERRITORIAL HEALTH OFFICIALS
2231 CRYSTAL DR STE 450ARLINGTONVA22202NONEPCbuild more resilient communities to improve child and family health outcomes by implementing a robust learning community/technical assistance model$268,737
AUTISM SPEAKS
1060 STATE RD 2ND FLOORPRINCETONNJ08540NONEPCMatching Grant$100
AVINA AMERICAS INC
1300 I ST NW STE 400EWASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCadvance the human right to water in communities of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, through the adequate and active functioning of local and regional water management networks, which will advocate for an effective and equitable public agenda on water and sanitation related issues$350,140
AVIVAR CAPITAL LLC
6464 SUNSET BLVD STE 1180LOS ANGELESCA90028NONENCincrease access to healthy, affordable food for Michigan children and families with limited access; ensure equitable access to food, jobs, ownership & flexible investment capital; and drive economic development.$29,834
AVODAH THE JEWISH SERVICE
125 MAIDEN LN STE 8BNEW YORKNY10038NONEPCMatching Grant$200
AVOW HOSPICE
1095 WHIPPOORWILL LANENAPLESFL34105NONEPCMatching Grant$200
B LAB COMPANY
15 WATERLOO AVEBERWYNPA19312NONEPCenhance the adoption of business practices/standards that support low-wage workers and workers of color employed or seeking employment at B Corporations by developing, piloting and testing the effectiveness of new programming and developing and testing broader dissemination/communications strategies$349,205
BACH FESTIVAL SOCIETY OF
1200 ACADEMY STKALAMAZOOMI49006NONEPCMatching Grant$100
BAOBA FUNDO PARA EQUIDADE RACIAL
NONEPCestablish an endowment fund to support the sustainability of the advancement of racial equity approaches for social development of vulnerable children and communities in the Brazilian locus of the African diaspora$3,987,114BOA VISTASAO PAULOSPBR01223001
BAPS CHARITIES INC
81 SUTTONS LNPISCATAWAYNJ08854NONEPCMatching Grant$200
BARACK OBAMA FOUNDATION
5235 S HARPER CT STE 1140CHICAGOIL60615NONEPCreduce youth violence and grow the mentor pipeline for boys and young men of color in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Detroit, Michigan; and Loiza, Puerto Rico by leveraging communities and increasing participation in evidence-based mentoring programs$2,375,000
BARBARA BUSH FOUNDATION FOR FAMILY LITERACY INC
516 N ADAMS STTALLAHASSEEFL32301NONEPCimprove reading skills of Jackson, Mississippi, public school students, grades 1-3, who are currently reading below grade level, through support of mentoring relationships with teens$60,000
BARN THEATRE SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED THEATRE TRAINING
PO BOX 277AUGUSTAMI49012NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
BARRAQUE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
PO BOX 8262PINE BLUFFAR71611NONEPCMatching Grant$3,000
BARRY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
231 SOUTH BROADWAY STHASTINGSMI49058NONEPCMatching Grant$100
BARUCH SLS INC
3196 KRAFT AVE SE STE 203GRAND RAPIDSMI49512NONEPCMatching Grant$50
BASSUK CENTER ON HOMELESS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND YOUTH
200 RESERVOIR ST STE 200NEEDHAMMA02494NONEPCMatching Grant$14,000
BASSUK CENTER ON HOMELESS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND YOUTH
200 RESERVOIR ST STE 200NEEDHAMMA02494NONEPCenhance career pathway interest in science, technology and net zero energy for foster children through the Solar Learning Project$300,000
BATSIL ANTSETIK AC
NONEPCstrength income generation activities for artisans' women in Chiapas by supporting a capacity building program aimed to improve organizational management and financial skills with a gender lens that contributes to children's wellbeing$50,000CALLE CHAMULA NO 3SAN CRUSTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29217
BATTLE CREEK AREA CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
63 NORTH 24TH STBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$61,850
BATTLE CREEK AREA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
286 CAPITAL AVE NEBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$700
BATTLE CREEK BIBLE CHURCH
567 W TERRITORIAL RDBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$200
BATTLE CREEK CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
PO BOX 1111BATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCMatching Grant$200
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCadvance the goals of BC Vision by creating a core supporting structure to provide management and oversight of the community change initiative$1,234,720
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCsupport a donor-advised fund to carry out grantmaking through the use of mini-grants$150,000
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCsupport a donor-advised fund to carry out grantmaking through the use of mini-grants$150,000
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCsupport a donor-advised fund to carry out grantmaking through the use of mini-grants$150,000
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the Battle Creek Community Prayer Breakfast, to create greater spiritual harmony within the community, especially among youth$35,000
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCimprove the quality of life for residents in Battle Creek, Mich., by promoting community decision-making around projects and programs that meet the emerging needs of the community$800,000
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCimprove educational outcomes for Battle Creek, Michigan, children, ages 0-5, by strengthening child care centers' business and pedagogical leadership through the alignment and sharing of resources, services and supports$375,922
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$169,494
BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
3 W VAN BUREN STBATTLE CREEKMI490173079NONEPCtransform Battle Creek Public Schools to address structural bias and segregation in Battle Creek, Michigan, by providing quality and equitable opportunities to students pre-K to 12th grade and their families to improve school readiness, early success and college and career preparation$9,377,853
BATTLE CREEK UNLIMITED INC
4950 W DICKMAN RD STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCincrease job creation and business investments in downtown Battle Creek by supporting a pilot real estate fund program$500,000
BATTLE CREEK UNLIMITED INC
4950 W DICKMAN RD STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCdevelop a real estate investment program in downtown Battle Creek leading to more jobs created with local hiring and the revitalization and preservation of historic properties along the historic district$1,094,200
BAY AREA PARENT LEADERSHIP ACTION NETWORK
7700 EDGEWATER DR STE 130OAKLANDCA94621NONEPCimprove outcomes of low-income children by strengthening implementation of the Local Control Funding Formula and Every Student Succeeds Act in the San Francisco Bay Area by employing a regional family engagement approach that deepens skills, knowledge and best practices of key stakeholders$116,220
BD OF REGENTS OF UNIV OF NEBRASKA DBA UNIV OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER
987835 NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTEROMAHANE681987835NONEPCcreate a comprehensive national birth equity project to equip public health professionals and community leaders in addressing birth outcome inequities within their communities$300,000
BEDFORD STUYVESANT RESTORATION CORPORATION
1368 FULTON STREETBROOKLYNNY11216NONEPCsupport a community-based effort, led by people of color, to scale farm-to-early childhood efforts citywide and provide leadership to influence broader impact by linking with city, state and national networks$174,820
BELL SHOALS BAPTIST CHURCH
2102 BELL SHOALS RDBRANDONFL33511NONEPCMatching Grant$4,000
BELLE ISLE CONSERVANCY
300 RIVER PLACE DR STE 2800DETROITMI48207NONEPCMatching Grant$800
BEND THE ARC
330 7TH AVE 19TH FLNEW YORKNY10001NONEPCMatching Grant$144
BENOLA INC
9511 CHEF MENTEUR HWY STE 109 208NEW ORLEANSLA70127NONEPCimprove overall school quality and support stability of schools in New Orleans by deploying a community engagement, racial healing and racial equity approach working across schools and community-based organizations$49,425
BEREA COLLEGE
101 CHESTNUT STBEREAKY40404NONEPCimprove the well-being of young children and their families living in very remote areas by delivering early education and family economic mobility coaching through a mobile readiness bus$195,652
BERRIEN COUNTY CANCER SERVICE INC
3900 HOLLYWOOD RDST JOSEPHMI49085NONEPCMatching Grant$400
BETH EL SYNAGOGUE
1008 WATTS STDURHAMNC27701NONEPCMatching Grant$980
BETH ISRAEL CONGREGATION
2000 WASHTENAWANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCMatching Grant$344
BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL CHURCH
549 E MT HOPE AVELANSINGMI48910NONEPCMatching Grant$400
BETTER WISER STRONGER INC
PO BOX 7094GRAND RAPIDSMI49510NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event that encourages the broader community to support mentoring and educational opportunities for young men of color in Grand Rapids$5,000
BETTER WISER STRONGER INC
1907 CORNELIUS SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49507NONEPCMatching Grant$5,000
BETTIE BRAND MOTHERS
1165 CHURCHILL DOWNS RDATLANTAGA30319NONEPCMatching Grant$334
BEVERLY THOMAS FINE ARTS INSTITUTE
17751 HAMILTON RDDETROITMI48203NONEPCMatching Grant$250
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS A COMMUNITY OF CARING
3501 COVINGTON RDKALAMAZOOMI490011876NONEPCMatching Grant$4,378
BIG CLASS
532 LOUISA STNEW ORLEANSLA70117NONEPCenable Big Class to achieve its mission of cultivating and supporting the voices of New Orleans's young writers, ages 6-18, through creative collaborations with schools and communities by providing general operating support$50,000
BIG PICTURE COMPANY INC
325 PUBLIC STPROVIDENCERI02905NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of activating the potential of schools, systems and education by providing general operating support$400,000
BIG PICTURE COMPANY INC
325 PUBLIC STPROVIDENCERI02905NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, Big Bang - The International Conference on Student-Centered Learning$15,000
BILL HILLARY & CHELSEA CLINTON FOUNDATION
1200 PRESIDENT CLINTON AVELITTLE ROCKAR72201NONEPCimprove livelihoods and income generating opportunities of smallholder farmers in the Central Area of Haiti through training and market linkages, seedling production and distribution, and locally sourced school feeding programs$500,613
BILOXI PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
PO BOX 168BILOXIMS39533NONEPCimprove educational outcomes of the district's most vulnerable students by supporting pre-K programming and adding teacher and technology supports to kindergarten through third grade to ensure that children have the greatest chance of reading at or above grade level by the end of third grade$466,000
BILOXI PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
PO BOX 168BILOXIMS39533NONEPCimprove educational outcomes for vulnerable children by supporting school readiness through the expansion of Pre-K programming$634,200
BINDER PARK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY INC
7400 DIVISION DRIVEBATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCMatching Grant$7,300
BINDER PARK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY INC
7400 DIVISION DRIVEBATTLE CREEKMI490149500NONEPCprovide funds support a charitable event, the Binder Park Zoo Boo, to enable families to spend an evening together in a safe and festive environment$6,000
BING YOUTH INSTITUTE INC
151 W JEFFERSON STE 512DETROITMI48226NONEPCincrease and improve the success rate of African American males entering the skilled trades industry by providing one-on-one mentoring to African American high school students who have expressed interest in the skilled trades$75,000
BIPARTISAN POLICY CENTER INC
1225 I ST NW STE 1000WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCpromote two supportive family policies, child care and paid family and medical leave, by conducting public and policymaker education on the Child Care and Development Block Grant and hosting a bipartisan task force$300,000
BIRTHMARK DOULA COLLECTIVE LLC
PO BOX 791854NEW ORLEANSLA70179NONENCexpand community breastfeeding support for African American and Latina women in New Orleans by building a trained network of perinatal health-focused community health workers and an integrated community support system$50,000
BLACK ALLIANCE FOR JUST IMMIGRATION
660 NOSTRAND AVEBROOKLYNNY11216NONEPCstrengthen and align the movement for racial justice and immigrant rights by supporting the leadership skills and advocacy opportunities of Black immigrants and refugees$127,920
BLACK AND BROWN FOUNDERS
2147 BROADWAYOAKLANDCA94612NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event to create pathways to success for black and brown business founders through technical training and capacity building$50,000
BLACK BELT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 2020SELMAAL36702NONEPCadvance a shared agenda in Selma, Alabama, that eliminates institutionalized racism through data-driven systemic change with a focus on narrative change, racial healing and relationship building, law, separation and economy by implementing the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$750,000
BLACK FAMILY DEVELOPMENT INC
2995 E GRAND BLVDDETROITMI48202NONEPCincrease word familiarity needed for kindergarten success for Detroit lower-income families by expanding the LENA Start model program$10,000
BLACK MOTHERS BREASTFEEDING ASSOCIATION
19750 BURT RD STE 205DETROITMI48219NONEPCbuild leadership and advocacy among leaders of color to support the expansion of culturally appropriate birth and breastfeeding practices across the United States and in the Foundation's priority places$200,000
BLACK WOMEN'S AGENDA INC
5335 WISCONSIN AVE NW STE 440WASHINGTONDC20015NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the Youth STEM Engineering Workshop$10,000
BLOOMER AREA FOOD PANTRY
808 JACKSON STBLOOMERWI54724NONEPCMatching Grant$200
BLUE STAR MOTHERS OF AMERICA INC
PO BOX 2308BATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCMatching Grant$450
BLUEFIELD COLLEGE
3000 COLLEGE AVEBLUEFIELDVA24605NONEPCMatching Grant$1,500
BME NETWORKS
2103 CORAL WAY FL 2MIAMIFL33145NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
BOARD OF REGENTS OF GUNSTON HALL
10709 GUNSTON ROADMASON NECKVA22079NONEPCMatching Grant$200
BOARD OF TRUSTEE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA CHAMPAIGN
1901 S FIRST ST STE ACHAMPAIGNIL618207406NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor the Center for Culturally Responsive Evaluation and Assessment Fifth International Conference in order to support its efforts to embed racial equity into the field of evaluation$10,000
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF STATE INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING
3825 RIDGEWOOD RDJACKSONMS39211NONEPCincrease educational attainment, including the number of Mississippians with associate and bachelor degrees and/or post-secondary credentials of value, by diminishing barriers preventing adult learners from completing their degrees$1,750,000
BORDER CROSSERS INC
96 MORTON ST 7TH FLNEW YORKNY10014NONEPCbuild the racial equity skills and capacity of teachers, parents and community members by evaluating the impact of racial equity trainings and expanding partnerships in schools$250,000
BOREALIS PHILANTHROPY
PO BOX 3295MINNEAPOLISMN55403NONEPCtransform racial equity, diversity and inclusion in the philanthropic field by building the strong sector's capacity to integrate racial equity within institutions serving the infrastructure of philanthropy through support of efforts of a funding collaborative$4,567,500
BORGESS FOUNDATION
1521 GULL RD MSB300KALAMAZOOMI49048NONESO III FIMatching Grant$100
BOSTON FOUNDATION INC
75 ARLINGTON ST 10TH FLBOSTONMA02116NONEPCenhance economic and social development and increase civic engagement in the Haiti micro-regions through capacity building of local organizations, effective philanthropic investment and participation in the Arcahaie Sustainable Village and Learning Community planning and implementation process$650,449
BOSTON FOUNDATION INC
75 ARLINGTON ST 10TH FLBOSTONMA02116NONEPCincrease the amount and effectiveness of philanthropic investments to support education and health work in Haiti and Mexico through a two-day inaugural symposium on innovations in international philanthropy$35,000
BOSTON MEDICAL CENTER CORPORATION
660 HARRISON AVE 2ND FLBOSTONMA02118NONEPCimprove birth outcomes and ensure early breastfeeding for the most vulnerable newborns in intensive care by structuring baby friendly neonatal intensive care unit practices in hospitals in the Foundation's priority places$262,750
BOSTON MEDICAL CENTER CORPORATION
660 HARRISON AVE 2ND FLBOSTONMA02118NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor charitable events for Mississippi Communities and Hospitals Advancing Maternity Care Practices and Reaching Our Sisters Everywhere, working to improve breastfeeding outcomes and support$15,000
BOSTON MEDICAL CENTER CORPORATION
660 HARRISON AVE 2ND FLBOSTONMA02118NONEPCincrease breastfeeding rates, reduce disparities and improve maternity care practices in the Foundation's priority places and other regions in Mississippi by providing technical assistance to birthing facilities and communities to navigate the Baby Friendly hospital certification process$939,831
BOULE FOUNDATION
260 PEACHTREE ST STE 1604ATLANTAGA30303NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA PRESIDENT
3213 WALKER AVE NWGRAND RAPIDSMI49544NONEPCMatching Grant$450
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF BENTON
600 NATE WELLS SENIOR DRBENTON HARBORMI49022NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY
415 SOUTH ST MS 110WALTHAMMA024549110NONEPCconduct research on the role that occupational segregation and the erosion of consumer protection play in exacerbating the racial wealth gap and partner with strategic stakeholders to disseminate findings in order to further policy and programmatic solutions that eliminate disparities$257,119
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY
415 SOUTH ST MS 110WALTHAMMA024549110NONEPCstrengthen access to publicly available information on child wellbeing and racial/ethnic equity through support of an expanded state-of-the-art website; equity-focused research; and outreach, user engagement and partnership activities$1,329,024
BRANDON ROBERTS & ASSOCIATES
4818 DRUMMOND AVECHEVY CHASEMD20815NONENCincrease the capacity of nonprofits in Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky and North Carolina to strengthen state policies in two-generation, job quality and family supports$186,835
BRASS BAND OF BATTLE CREEK
PO BOX 556MARSHALLMI49068NONEPCMatching Grant$37,700
BREAK THE GREY INC
PO BOX 25597FORT WAYNEIN46825NONEPCMatching Grant$100
BRIDGE BUILDERS FOUNDATION INC
PO BOX 431358LOS ANGELESCA90043NONEPCMatching Grant$10,000
BRIDGE KIDS INTERNATIONAL
501 W KENWOOD DRLOUISVILLEKY40214NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of enhancing African and African Diaspora youth's social entrepreneurial spirit to solve economic development, education, environmental, girls' rights and health challenges and build sustainable communities by providing general operating support$96,395
BRIGHTFOCUS FOUNDATION
22512 GATEWAY CENTER DRCLARKSBURGMD20871NONEPCMatching Grant$50
BRIYA PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL
2333 ONTARIO RD NWWASHINGTONDC20009NONEPCimprove the wellbeing of young immigrant children and their families by providing quality early childhood education to improve child level outcomes and by providing English as a Second Language, educational attainment and workforce development training designed to improve families' economic mobility$248,126
BROAD COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS INC
PO BOX 19770NEW ORLEANSLA701790110NONEPCpromote community health equity at the local level by leveraging partnerships and networks to work collaboratively across sectors to create needed structural change$108,200
BRONSON HEALTH FOUNDATION INC
301 JOHN ST BOX CKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCimprove birth outcomes and breastfeeding rates and experiences for mothers and children in Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Michigan, by providing support for Bronson Battle Creek and Bronson Methodist Hospitals to achieve the Baby-Friendly Hospital designation$4,500
BRONSON HEALTH FOUNDATION INC
301 JOHN ST BOX CKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$14,750
BROTHERHOOD SISTER SOL INC
140 HAMILTON PLNEW YORKNY10031NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of providing multi-layered support, guidance, education and love to youth; teach them to have self-discipline and form order in their lives; and to offer opportunities and access so that they may develop agency by providing general operating support$300,000
BROTHERS EMPOWERED TO TEACH INITIATIVE
2533 COLUMBUS STNEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCstrengthen the teacher pipeline in New Orleans by increasing the number of well-prepared, culturally competent African American males entering the profession via an extended alternative certification model which includes mentoring during first-year classroom placements$150,000
BRYN MAWR COLLEGE
101 N MERION AVEBRYN MAWRPA19010NONEPCMatching Grant$27,000
BTSELEM
PO BOX 34064WASHINGTONDC20043NONEPCMatching Grant$400
BUFFALO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
701 A CITY HALLBUFFALONY14202NONEPCsupport children's success in school by providing professional development focused on literacy to early childhood teachers in grades Pre-K to fourth$460,000
BUILD HEALTH INTERNATIONAL INC
100 CUMMINGS CTR STE 120BBEVERLYMA01915NONEPFincrease access to cultural, community, health care and educational facilities and quality housing for children and families in Fond des Blancs, Haiti, through a community participatory planning process, establishment of a community planning office and a community development action plan$297,129
BURMESE AMERICAN INITIATIVE INC
765 UPTON AVESPRINGFIELDMI49037NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of empowering Burmese Americans through advocacy, community engagement and education by providing general operating support$100,000
BURRELL COMMUNICATIONS GROUP LLC
233 N MICHIGAN AVE STE 2900CHICAGOIL60601NONENCstrengthen efforts to increase enrollment and teacher retention at Battle Creek Public Schools and enhance the public's understanding of the positive transformation taking place in the district by providing marketing communications and promotion of the district's Believe in the Change campaign$330,344
BWINDI BUHOMA ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN CENTER
NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000PO BOX KANUNGU KAYONZAKAYONZA KANUNGU DISTRICTUG
CABRINI GREEN LEGAL AID
6 S CLARK ST STE 200CHICAGOIL60603NONEPCscale and evaluate collaborative legal services program with workforce development programs to provide legal representation for criminal record relief to justice-involved workforce training participants and monitor implementation and impact of criminal justice reform policies on economic stability$200,000
CALHOUN COUNTY ANIMAL CENTER INC
165 S UNION STBATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCMatching Grant$300
CALHOUN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
315 W GREEN STMARSHALLMI49068NONENCMatching Grant$400
CALHOUN COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT
190 E MICHIGAN AVE STE A100BATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCsupport the advancement of student success at Battle Creek Public Schools through a school nurse model that will provide students with access to care and improve student and family chronic disease management focused on reducing chronic absenteeism within the district$148,567
CALHOUN COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT
190 E MICHIGAN AVE STE A100BATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCpromote the health and well-being of school-aged children and maximize their potential for learning through improved access to health-related services offered in the school$191,702
CALHOUN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT
17111 G DRIVE NMARSHALLMI49068NONEPCimprove access to quality early learning for vulnerable families in Battle Creek, Mich. through the development of a shared position with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to remove barriers and support relationships among local partners to increase the number of children enrolled$115,000
CALHOUN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT
17111 G DRIVE NMARSHALLMI49068NONEPCincrease the quality, availability, access and coordination of early care services and education opportunities for vulnerable families with children from birth to age 8 in Battle Creek, Mich., by partnering with community to advance an early childhood system$1,523,450
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY NORTHRIDGE FOUNDATION
18111 NORDHOFF STNORTHRIDGECA813308296NONEPCdevelop and institutionalize supports that will lead to an increased number of underrepresented elementary education teachers now and in the future$143,818
CALVARY CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
PO BOX 442231LAWRENCEKS66044NONEPCMatching Grant$100
CAMP FIRE WEST MICHIGAN
233 FULTON ST E STE 107GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCimprove quality among early childhood education providers and further increase and improve access to quality care for vulnerable children and families in Grand Rapids, Michigan, by providing technical assistance and support to licensed and unlicensed child care providers$157,706
CAPITAL CITY GOSPEL MISSION
259 S PEARL STALBANYNY12202NONEPCMatching Grant$680
CAPITAL IMPACT PARTNERS
1400 CRYSTAL DR STE 500ARLINGTONVA22202NONEPCincrease access to employment and entrepreneurial opportunities and leverage relationships in food systems for low-income Michigan residents by strategically utilizing the capital in the Michigan Good Food Fund$600,000
CAPUCHIN SOUP KITCHEN
1820 MT ELLIOTTDETROITMI48207NONEPCMatching Grant$200
CARE FREE MEDICAL INC
5135 S PENNSYLVANIA AVELANSINGMI48911NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
CAREER WISE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
NONENCdevelop a scholarship program in pediatric nursing, social work and medicine; early childhood education; and rural development for disadvantaged students in Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, South Africa and Zimbabwe$170,463MILPARKJOHANNESBURGGPSF2017
CARING RESPONSE MADAGASCAR
1193 BALMORAL DRCINCINNATIOH45233NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
CARNEGIE FOUNDATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF TEACHING
51 VISTA LNSTANFORDCA943058703NONEPOFprovide funds to sponsor a conference to improve education systems and apply innovative approaches to enhance learning for children$50,000
CASCADE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
2829 THORNAPPLE RIVER DR SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49546NONEPCMatching Grant$700
CASCADE ENGINEERING
3400 INNOVATION CT SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49512NONENCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the Young Professionals of Color Conference$2,000
CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
319 SHELDON AVE SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCMatching Grant$450
CATHOLIC CHARITIES CORPORATION
1404 E 9TH ST 8TH FLCLEVELANDOH441141722NONEPCMatching Grant$100
CENTER FOR AMERICAN PROGRESS
1333 H ST NW 10TH FLWASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event to inform the public of initiatives to automatically seal criminal records and the benefits of record clearing$20,000
CENTER FOR AMERICAN PROGRESS
1333 H ST NW 10TH FLWASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCexpand employment opportunities for people with criminal records by advancing automatic sealing policy and occupational licensing reform in select states, building nationwide and bipartisan networks and coalitions and supporting research and communications strategies that frame the debate$756,697
CENTER FOR CHILDRENS LAW AND POLICY
1701 K ST NW STE 1100WASHINGTONDC20006NONEPCexpand equitable access to employment opportunity and financial stability by decreasing the number of arrests among youth of color transitioning to adulthood, improving law enforcement decision making policies and practices and expanding the range of diversion options for law enforcement officials$187,089
CENTER FOR CIVIC POLICY
PO BOX 27616ALBUQUERQUENM87125NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of increasing civic engagement among traditionally disenfranchised communities through strategic engagement campaigns, fostering a culture of disciplined collaboration and nurturing leadership networks by providing general operating support$510,000
CENTER FOR COMMUNITY CHANGE
1536 U ST NWWASHINGTONDC20009NONEPCMatching Grant$3,000
CENTER FOR COMMUNITY SELF HELP
301 W MAIN STDURHAMNC27701NONEPCstrengthen opportunities for underserved food entrepreneurs to build economic security for their families and deliver healthy food to their communities by developing a national network of lenders and organizations to improve capital access$208,416
CENTER FOR CREATIVE LEADERSHIP
1 LEADERSHIP PLGREENSBORONC27410NONEPCdesign and manage a premier fellowship program in the United States to build and develop world class leaders with a racial equity and community engagement lens resulting in a network of leaders focused on improving conditions for children and families$4,779,854
CENTER FOR EDUCATION INNOVATION
1230 RAYMOND RD BOX 600JACKSONMS39204NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of supporting and preparing children to become productive members of a global society by providing general operating support$26,200
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN HEALTH CARE JOURNALISM
10 NEFF HALLCOLUMBIAMO65211NONESO IIbuild the skills, knowledgebase and confidence of a regional group of journalists to better serve their communities, write stories that convey the complex dimensions of health care challenges and issues, explore their own biases and understand the impact of negative narratives in the media$144,000
CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT DOCUMENTARY INC
1300 SOLDIERS FIELD RD STE 5BOSTONMA02135NONEPCincrease social and emotional capacity for healing around structural bias and institutionalized racism using DAWNLAND as a lever for changing perceptions about Native people while also using companion learning resources and workshops for teachers and students to reinforce truth and reconciliation$29,715
CENTER FOR LAW AND SOCIAL POLICY
1200 18TH ST NW STE 200WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCsupport state and local advocates pursuing child care and paid family and medical leave initiatives via technical assistance and knowledge development in the state and federal context$197,608
CENTER FOR MICHIGAN INC
4100 N DIXBORO RDANN ARBORMI48105NONEPCamplify the voices of vulnerable children and families and increase equitable opportunities by strengthening statewide public engagement and journalism$400,003
CENTER FOR PARTICIPATORY CHANGE
610 HAYWOOD RDASHEVILLENC28806NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACY
449 TROUTMAN ST STE ABROOKLYNNY11237NONEPCanchor an effort of reducing forced arbitration via policy advocation and raising public awareness of impact on low-wage workers and vulnerable consumers$375,000
CENTER FOR RELIGION AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
30 N MICHIGAN AVE STE1920CHICAGOIL60602NONEPCMatching Grant$12,000
CENTER FOR RURAL AFFAIRS
PO BOX 136LYONSNE680380136NONEPCstrengthen efforts to promote child nutrition, healthy equitable food systems, and job creation opportunities across the food value chain so that vulnerable children and families benefit$450,000
CENTER FOR THE INNOVATIVE TRAINING OF YOUTH
4910 DREXEL STNEW ORLEANSLA70125NONEPCengage young children in inquiry-based and project-based learning to improve literacy and numeracy skills by providing early child educators with science, technology, engineering and math focused professional development$140,000
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF SOCIAL POLICY
1575 I ST NW STE 500WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCincrease the capacity and effectiveness of nonprofit leaders working to advance a racial equity agenda focused on improving the lives of children and families$429,765
CENTER OF SOUTHWEST CULTURE INC
505 MARQUETTE AVE NW STE 1610ALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCprovide high quality technical assistance to emerging rural family farms to increase household income and provide fresh fruits and vegetables for farm to school programs$150,000
CENTER OF SOUTHWEST CULTURE INC
505 MARQUETTE AVE NW STE 1610ALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCimprove the economic well-being of low-income families and their children by incentivizing and supporting New Mexico businesses to adopt family-friendly policies and procedures, supporting job seekers' access to family friendly workplaces and scaling and sustaining the family-friendly initiative$321,550
CENTER ON BUDGET AND POLICY PRIORITIES
1275 FIRST ST NE STE 1200WASHINGTONDC20002NONEPCsupport the advancement of strategies that make tax and benefit programs more accessible to low-income families; strengthen the State Priorities Partnership's efforts by heightening the focus on racial disparities in tax, budget and economic policy; and continue the State Policy Fellows program$1,512,000
CENTINNIAL PLACE ACADEMY INC
531 LUCKIE STATLANTAGA30313NONEPCincrease the number of children who are reading-and-math proficient by third grade by creating a consortium with Pre-K partners to align curricula, establish transitional activities and offer collaborative professional learning opportunities for staff$343,909
CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD
1301 N BOONVILLE AVESPRINGFIELDMO658021897NONEPCMatching Grant$6,800
CENTRAL CITY RENAISSANCE ALLIANCE
1700 S RAMPART STNEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCincrease family economic security by supporting shared working space for entrepreneurs, increasing civic engagement and leadership toward community economic development, and strengthening organizational capacity to guide these ongoing efforts$85,550
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
CARLIN ALUMNI HOUSEMT PLEASANTMI48859NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
CENTRE SAFE
140 W NITTANY AVESTATE COLLEGEPA16801NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
CENTRO DE APOYO EDUCATIVO PARA LA COMUNIDAD AC
NONEPCpromote community engagement in Sitala, Chiapas, Mexico, by consolidating a strategy for territorial management and planning based on the social and educational processes that allow the development of competencies$62,347ALDAMA BARRIO GUADALUPECHILONCHSMX29940
CENTRO DE FORMACION Y CAPACITACION PARA MUJERES KINAL ANTSETIK AC
NONEPCpromote equitable conditions for indigenous children in the Highlands of Chiapas by developing and implementing childrens rights workshops and educational materials in their indigenous language, as well as strengthening a woman led organization's sustainability model to promote their rights$46,680LA QUINTA SAN MARTISAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASMX29247
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION Y SERVICIOS PROFESIONALES AC
NONENCincrease sustainable access to resources and food in communities of Mitontic, Chiapas, Mexico, by providing them with skills and infrastructure to secure an adequate food production, water harvesting and forest preservation$26,887ORQUIDEAS INT 1 BARRIO SAN DIEGOSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29270
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONE Y ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES EN ATROPOLOGIA
NONEPCincrease civic engagement and improve agro-ecological systems and Mayan communities' livelihoods in Hopelchen, Campeche, Mexico, by strengthening the capacity of community members to plan and participate in collective decision making$131,820JUAREZ 87 TLALPANMEXICO CITYDFMX14000
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES EN SALUD DE COMITAN AC
NONEPCpromote leadership for youth in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a comprehensive model of learning/engaging in communities based on Youth Collective Action, through which they can positively impact the wellbeing of the region and the creation of alternatives for development$85,260BARRIO DE SAN SEBASTIANCOMITANCHSMX30029
CENTRO GLOBALCAD 3 0 SL
NONENCimprove the health and wellbeing of families in the Highlands of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, by supporting strategic alliances to enhance and amplify the impact of organizations through a tailored capacity building program$26,480CARRER PUIGMARTI 52BARCELONA08SP08012
CENTRO MEXICANO DE DERECHO AMBIENTAL AC
NONEPCstrengthen a cadre of indigenous leaders in Campeche, Mexico, to ensure children's right to a healthy environment by implementing a capacity building/legal assistance program to promote participation in decision-making processes where they can advocate for the protection of their natural resources$281,326DEL CUAHTEMOCMEXICO DFMX06140
CEREAL CITY HOOPSTERS
64 MAPLE TERRACEBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$200
CHALKBEAT INC
1239 BROADWAY 703BNEW YORKNY10001NONEPCinform debates/decisions that affect low-income children in Detroit and statewide by providing quality, unbiased education reporting across the Pre-K-12 continuum, with a focused emphasis on early childhood education, by supporting the development, production and dissemination of news stories$250,000
CHAPEL HILL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
157 CHAPEL HILL DRIVEBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$11,640
CHARITABLE UNION
85 CALHOUN STREETBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$2,360
CHARLESTON AREA THERAPEUTIC
PO BOX 146JOHNS ISLANDSC29457NONEPCMatching Grant$200
CHATHAM COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL
PO BOX 1696PITTSBORONC27312NONEPCMatching Grant$100
CHATHAM OUTREACH ALLIANCE INC
PO BOX 1326PITTSBORONC27312NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
CHEFF THERAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER
8450 N 43RD STAUGUSTAMI49012NONEPCMatching Grant$300
CHERRYLAND HUMANE SOCIETY
1750 AHLBERG RDTRAVERSE CITYMI49696NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
CHICAGO COMMUNITY BOND FUND
601 S CALIFORNIA AVECHICAGOMI60612NONEPCMatching Grant$82
CHICAGO FAIR TRADE
637 S DEARBORN 3RD FLCHICAGOIL60605NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
CHILD CARE AWARE OF AMERICA
1515 N COURTHOUSE RD 3RD FLRARLINGTONVA22201NONEPCgrow support for quality child care that meets the needs of diverse communities by developing the capacities of key local and state level child care advocates$375,396
CHILD CARE RESOURCE CENTER INC
510 S 7TH STOPELIKAAL36801NONEPCincrease child and family well-being by supporting the family resource center and the dad's league to provide an array of support and educational services to child care providers, parents, employers and the community$97,541
CHILD CARE SERVICES ASSOCIATION
PO BOX 901CHAPEL HILLNC27514NONEPCstrengthen the teaching workforce by developing, implementing and sustaining programs and strategies that result in a well-educated, fairly compensated and stable early childhood workforce$234,375
CHILDREN AT RISK INC
2900 WESLAYAN STE 400HOUSTONTX77027NONEPCincrease public awareness and support for a well-resourced, mixed delivery system of early care and education in Texas$750,000
CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL
2000 E RED BRIDGE RDKANSAS CITYMO64131NONEPCMatching Grant$556
CHILDREN WITH HAIR LOSS
12776 S DIXIE HWYSOUTH ROCKWOODMI48179NONEPCMatching Grant$60
CHILDRENS CABINET INC A CHILD AND FAMILY RESOURCE
1090 S ROCK BLVDRENONV89502NONEPCimprove the kindergarten readiness and third grade proficiency of children by strengthening the early childhood infrastructure to support alignment with the state's Every Student Succeeds Act plan regarding teacher preparation, planning and data reporting$500,000
CHILDRENS DEFENSE FUND
25 E STREET NWWASHINGTONDC20001NONEPCadvance a systems approach to create a pipeline for three and four year old children to enter kindergarten ready to learn by supporting the early childhood education alignment, student intervention and home visiting efforts of Grantee's Southern Regional Office$602,064
CHILDRENS DEFENSE FUND
25 E ST NWWASHINGTONDC20001NONEPCMatching Grant$300
CHILDRENS LITERACY INITIATIVE
990 SPRING GARDEN ST 4TH FLRPHILADELPHIAPA19123NONEPCensure third grade success by strengthening literacy capacity of teachers and principals through a pre-K to third grade school improvement and professional development strategy$561,159
CHILDRENS READING ALLIANCE
3880 FOOTHILLS RD STE ALAS CRUCESNM88011NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
CHILDRENS SERVICES COUNCIL OF FLORIDA INC
111 N GADSDEN STTALLAHASSEEFL32301NONEPCimplement a holistic model that mitigates the child care fiscal cliff through phase-out payments and preserves quality care, while advancing career readiness and coaching, service alignment, sector strategies and career pathways into middle-skill jobs for vulnerable families$290,500
CHILDRENS TRUST FUND OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1330 LADY ST STE 310COLUMBIASC29201NONEPCincrease access and quality of child care by building out the national listserv to offer key resources and support to state child care administrators and policymakers and increase overall child wellbeing in South Carolina by making connections between early childhood and the child welfare system$148,457
CHRIST CHURCH GROSSE POINTE
61 GROSSE POINTE BLVDGROSSE POINTE FARMSMI48236NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
CHRIST OUR SAVIOR
14175 FARMINGTON RDLIVONIAMI48154NONEPCMatching Grant$100
CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTER OF KALAMAZOO
1225 W PATERSON STKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$14,300
CHRISTIAN LOVE FELLOWSHIP
1601 STAMFORD RDYPSILANTIMI48198NONEPCMatching Grant$6,048
CHRISTIAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
1101 DAVIS ST STE 5224EVANSTONIL60204NONEPCMatching Grant$10,000
CHRISTIAN RELIEF SERVICES INC
8301 RICHMOND HWYALEXANDRIAVA223091499NONEPCMatching Grant$600
CHURCH OF GOD
5841 EAST H AVENUEKALAMAZOOMI49048NONEPCMatching Grant$0
CHURCH WORLD SERVICES CWS CROP
PO BOX 968ELKHARTIN46515NONEPCMatching Grant$310
CIENCIA SOCIAL ALTERNATIVA ASOCIACION CIVIL
NONEPCstrengthen the leadership of indigenous youth in Yucatan, Mexico, by providing a training program that increases comprehensive healthcare knowledge and skills to prevent adolescent pregnancy, violence and addictions in their communities$47,189CALLE 22 NUMERO 121-A POR 21 Y 23MERIDAYUCMX97205
CINCINNATI PUBLIC RADIO
1223 CENTRAL PARKWAYCINCINNATIOH45214NONEPCMatching Grant$200
CITIES FOR FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT FUND INC
44 WALL ST STE 605NEW YORKNY10005NONEPCsupport the financial stability of low-income community residents by ensuring that household financial gains are not reversed by predatory consumer practices through the development of consumer protection offices within the local government infrastructure of five pilot cities$375,000
CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE
PO BOX 1293ALBUQUERQUENM87103NONEPCaccelerate systems change within the city's government to promote greater diversity and equity in the workforce, by supporting the Office of Equity and Inclusion$852,416
CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE
PO BOX 1293ALBUQUERQUENM87103NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor two community conversations on race and racism aimed at fostering racial healing and strengthening community-based engagement$25,000
CITY OF BATTLE CREEK
10 N DIVISION STREETBATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCrestructure the delivery of economic development (small business/ entrepreneurship) services to be more comprehensive and equitable in Battle Creek$581,950
CITY OF DREW
130 W SHAW AVEDREWMS39737NONEPCsupport the ability to apply for federal, state, private and public funding that require completed financial audits in order to receive much needed assistance for infrastructure development, employment programs and healthy food initiatives$41,140
CITY OF DREW
130 W SHAW AVEDREWMS38737NONEPCMatching Grant$400
CITY OF FLINT
1101 S SAGINAW STFLINTMI48502NONEPCincrease economic development opportunities for Flint residents by increasing the organizational capacity of municipal leadership and staff to plan, design and implement a comprehensive array of economic development strategies that support the city's revitalization and recovery$734,450
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS
300 MONROE NW 4TH FLGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCaddress and eliminate racial disparities by convening leadership from business, government, non-profit and health to develop an action-orientated community plan to advance equity and improve the economic opportunities available to residents$100,000
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS
300 MONROE NW 4TH FLGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the 65th Anniversary Civil Rights Celebration and Dinner Gala$15,000
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS
300 MONROE NW 4TH FLGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCexpand employment and business ownership opportunities for residents of Grand Rapids' neighborhoods of focus by leveraging the $90M Grand River restoration project$300,000
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS
300 MONROE NW 4TH FLGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCincrease access to employment and career pathways for residents by developing an infrastructure within the city and in neighborhoods where residents can connect to employers, workforce partners and community/economic development entities to improve the economic conditions of familieSNeighborhoods$540,078
CITY OF JACKSON
206 S PRESIDENT STJACKSONMS392050017NONEPCassure that more Jackson preschoolers enter kindergarten ready to learn by piloting pre-kindergarten services and best practices to arrive at a city-wide definition of pre-kindergarten to share and implement across all early childhood education providers$700,000
CITY OF JACKSON
206 S PRESIDENT STJACKSONMS392050017NONEPCincrease employment opportunities for low-income families of color through a stratified framework of workforce and economic development, job creation and employer engagement to achieve family economic security and regional prosperity$345,000
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
1300 PERDIDO ST 2ND FL STENEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCincrease healthy living opportunities for children and families by supporting CeaseFire New Orleans in expanding their programmatic capacity and the number of community stakeholders participating in efforts to improve public health and safety in New Orleans$200,000
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
1300 PERDIDO ST 2ND FL STENEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCimprove life outcomes of children by strengthening community engagement, coordinating a youth master plan and providing employment opportunities to support children, youth and families$270,000
CITY RESCUE MISSION OF LANSING
2216 S CEDAR STLANSINGMI48910NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
CNM INGENUITY INC
525 BUENA VISTA DR SEALBUQUERQUENM87106NONESO Iimprove economic outcomes for low-income individuals through integration of synergistic programs and development of partnerships and systems that provide them with the knowledge and support to start businesses or obtain quality employment in science, technology, engineering and math fields$601,936
COALITION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS INC
1155 15TH ST NW STE 400WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2019 Coalition Institute, to highlight the importance of racial equity in the impact investing sector$25,000
COLECTIVO FEMINISTA MERCEDES OLIVERA Y BUSTAMANTE A C
NONEPCpromote leadership and civic engagement for women in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, through the documentation of their visions, implementation of a leadership program, strengthening of women's councils at the local level and dissemination of a collaborative agenda with other stakeholders$78,407FRACCIONAMIENTO LA PRADERASAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29260
COLEMAN CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES
459 VIENNA STSAN FRANCISCOCA94112NONEPCexpand organizational capacity to strengthen the leadership of families in partnership with the San Francisco Unified School District to ensure success by third grade$250,000
COLLEGE OF OUR LADY OF THE ELMS
291 SPRINGFIELD STCHICOPEEMA01013NONEPCimprove maternal and child health outcomes in the Central Area and Southwest Corridor of Haiti by enhancing clinical nursing skills, knowledge and attitudes through a partnership between the Elms College and the Episcopalian University of Haiti Schools of Nursing$402,535
COLLEGE OF SAINT BENEDICT
37 SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE-MAIN 222ST JOSEPHMN56374NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS
1 COLLEGE STWORCESTERMA01610NONEPCMatching Grant$500
COLORADO SPRINGS CHILD NURSERY CENTERS INC
104 E RIO GRANDECOLORADO SPRINGSCO80903NONEPCimprove child level outcomes and improve transitions to school by increasing the quality of care provided by Family Child Care Homes through the provision of training and coaching in business fundamentals, early childhood development and best practice in early childhood education$253,406
COLOROFCHANGEORG EDUCATION FUND INC
1714 FRANKLIN ST STE 100-136OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCincrease engagement, participation and representation of Black millennials and adults as well as decrease the undercount of Black and Brown children and families in the 2020 Census by leveraging national digital media resources and supporting state and regional efforts$750,004
COLUMBUS FOUNDATION
1234 E BROAD STCOLUMBUSOH43205NONEPCsupport a donor-advised fund to carry out grantmaking through the use of mini-grants$150,000
COLUMBUS FOUNDATION
1234 E BROAD STREETCOLUMBUSOH43205NONEPCMatching Grant$20,000
COLUMBUS METROPOLITAN
96 S GRANT AVECOLUMBUSOH43215NONEPCMatching Grant$70
COMMISSION TO EVERY NATION
PO BOX 291307KNOXVILLETN78029NONEPCMatching Grant$450
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY OF SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO TERRITORY
3880 FOOTHILLS RD STE ALAS CRUCESNM88011NONEPCpromote the leadership of residents in the colonies of Dona Ana county to effectively participate in the policy decisions affecting their education, health, economic prosperity and neighborhood infrastructure through training, technical assistance and mentorship$131,645
COMMUNITY CATALYST INC
ONE FEDERAL ST 5TH FLBOSTONMA02110NONEPCsupport capacity building and community engagement to establish dental therapy practice in several states across the country$417,000
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR GREATER BUFFALO INC
726 EXCHANGE ST STE 525BUFFALONY14210NONEPCeliminate institutionalized racism in the Buffalo-Niagara region through the use of restorative and healing practices where racial equity creates prosperity and opportunity for vulnerable populations by advancing a shared agenda to implement the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$179,000
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR MISSISSIPPI
119 S PRESIDENT ST 1ST FLRJACKSONMS39201NONEPCimprove the quality of Jackson Public Schools by supporting the district's transformation efforts to strengthen student instruction and address school climate and culture$750,000
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR MISSISSIPPI
119 S PRESIDENT ST 1ST FLRJACKSONMS39201NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, Mississippi Book Festival 2019: A Literary Lawn Party, focused on engaging children and their families on a number of literary activities$10,000
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR MISSISSIPPI
119 S PRESIDENT ST 1ST FLRJACKSONMS39201NONEPCadvance the goals of Better Together Commission by creating a core supporting structure to provide management and oversight of an education transformation initiative for Jackson Public Schools$830,530
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN
333 W FORT ST STE 2010DETROITMI48226NONEPCMatching Grant$400
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN
333 W FORT ST STE 2010DETROITMI482263134NONEPCincrease the capacity of local Head Start and Early Head Start providers to improve the quality of programs, increase enrollment of children in their programs and recruit, train and retain a diverse pool of educators through partnership with local philanthropic organizations$325,000
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN
333 W FORT ST STE 2010DETROITMI482263134NONEPCexpand the capacity of Detroit's newly established entrepreneurship eco-system to function as an advocate and anchor of employment equity and to strengthen its sustainability as a source for new jobs and careers for vulnerable families in all neighborhoods$691,947
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF CHIPPEWA COUNTY
PO BOX 153CHIPPEWA FALLSWI54729NONEPCMatching Grant$200
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER ATLANTA
191 PEACHTREE ST STE 1000ATLANTAGA30303NONEPCprovide pathways to business ownership for African Americans in metropolitan Atlanta with a focus on improving owner outcomes and financial security for employees, neighborhoods and the broader economy in order to become a platform for community wealth building$305,000
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF JACKSON HOLE
PO BOX 574JACKSONWY83001NONEPCMatching Grant$398,563
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI
315 LOSHER ST STE 100HERNANDOMS38632NONEPCincrease economic equity for low-wealth communities of color by building access to living wage employment/entrepreneurship skills through the Workforce Alliance Partnership in East Biloxi and by developing a workforce partnership in Sunflower County focused on bringing together vital stakeholders$825,000
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO
2600 EL PASEO RDLAS CRUCESNM88001NONEPCstrengthen the impact of New Mexico leaders in the areas of health, education, economic security and racial equity by incentivizing collaborations among Kellogg grantees and nonprofit partners through a mini-grant program$107,000
COMMUNITY HEALING NETWORK INC
111 WHALLEY AVENEW HAVENCT06511NONEPCimprove the well-being and economic security of children, families and communities by building the organization's capacity to expand and sustain community and professional partnerships that promote healing from racial trauma among young children, parents and child-serving professionals$50,000
COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC
315 LEHMAN AVE SUITE CTOPEKAIN46571NONEPCMatching Grant$400
COMMUNITY HEALTH COALITION
PO BOX 15176DURHAMNC27704NONEPCMatching Grant$1,200
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
1000 BROADWAY STE 480OAKLANDCA94607NONEPCstrengthen Ohio communities' ability to access quality early childhood education through research, development and dissemination of a report on current usage and gaps in usage and through support of statewide efforts to enhance the child care subsidy system$250,000
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
1000 BROADWAY STE 480OAKLANDCA94607NONEPCcreate optimal conditions for vulnerable children by shifting the thinking about leadership while supporting development practices that are equity focused and support racial equity content while developing a network that centers the experiences of families and children impacted by inequity$250,000
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT NETWORK
BOX 104 8311 BRIER CREEK PKWY STE 1RALEIGHNC27617NONEPCengage donors of color across the United States to more fully participate in democratic practices of philanthropy, through targeted giving circle models/grants to community-based organizations serving vulnerable families$46,882
COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES INC
1424 CHESTNUT STPHILADELPHIAPA19102NONEPCexpand scale of Clean Slate through outreach and public awareness of automated record sealing law in Pennsylvania and support legal services capacity and knowledge of national record sealing and expungement efforts$324,179
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
1000 N ALAMEDA ST STE 240LOS ANGELESCA90012NONEPCadvance local procurement of healthy, nutritious food by building connections between local communities, key institutions and local and national partners to transform the food supply chain to increase access to healthy food by children and families and support local economies$85,000
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
1000 N ALAMEDA ST STE 240LOS ANGELESCA90012NONEPCadvance solutions that build wealth for low-income women, especially women of color, by informing and influencing a national dialogue about the women's wealth gap$125,000
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
1000 N ALAMEDA ST STE 240LOS ANGELESCA90012NONEPCincrease fair access to jobs and create replicable organizing and enforcement models for other black worker centers across the country by organizing support for expanded anti-discrimination policy and systems change at the city, county and state levels in California$80,000
COMMUNITY SERVICES UNLIMITED
PO BOX 62696LOS ANGELESCA90062NONEPCstimulate and promote access to capital for community enterprises that increase access to healthy food, promote wellness, and create jobs by providing leadership and documenting and disseminating lessons learned$100,000
COMPANION CATS
PO BOX 2568BATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCMatching Grant$450
COMPREHENSIVE SENIOR CARE
200 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 103BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$200
COMPREHENSIVE THERAPY CENTER
2505 ARDMORE SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49506NONEPCMatching Grant$100
COMUNIDAD LIDER DE APRENDIZAJE PARA LA SOCIEDAD CIVIL DEL SUR
NONEPCadvance community engagement in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by supporting a capacity building program for local leaders aiming to develop and implement strategies for families and communities wellbeing$68,207BARRIO EL CERRILLOSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29220
CON ALMA HEALTH FOUNDATION
144 PARK AVESANTA FENM87501NONEPFstrengthen the health care safety net for children and families by identifying the most impactful next steps from the report, Achieving Equity in Health for Children and Families in New Mexico through the Affordable Care Act, and increasing the capacity of stakeholders around health reform$79,455
CONCORDIA SEMINARY
801 SEMINARY PLST LOUISMO631053196NONEPCMatching Grant$4,800
CONEXION AMERICAS
2195 NOLENSVILLE PIKENASHVILLETN37211NONEPCaffect change in educational outcomes in Tennessee by informing and empowering a diverse group of statewide stakeholders to engage on the development and implementation of the state's Every Student Succeeds Act plan$259,862
CONFERENCE BOARD INC
845 THIRD AVENEW YORKNY10022NONEPCengage local business leaders across 3-5 states to support increased investment in compensation through an early learning workforce investment credit$450,000
CONNECT DETROIT
613 ABBOTT ST STE 3DETROITMI48226NONEPCpilot and test new models to ensure that parenting young adults are able to explore career pathways through Grow Detroit's Young Talent, a citywide summer jobs program, and are connected to high quality services and wrap around supports that will enable success in summer employment and beyond$650,000
CONNECTICUT CHILDRENS MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDTION INC
282 WASHINGTON STHARTFORDCT06106NONEPCensure young children with developmental concerns reach their full potential by strengthening the interface between state Quality Rating and Improvement Systems and their Help Me Grow affiliates$373,464
CONNECTICUT FUND FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
900 CHAPEL ST STE 2202NEW HAVENCT06510NONEPCMatching Grant$1,300
CONNECTICUT LAND CONSERVATION
27 WASHINGTON STMIDDLETOWNCT06457NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
CONSEJO CIVIL MEXICANO PARA LA SOSTENIBLE AC
NONEPCstrengthen Mayan communities' economy in Jose Maria Morelos, Quintana Roo, by supporting a work model to promote social management of natural resources through the participation of youth and women and the expansion of the value chains associated with sustainable agriculture, apiculture and charcoal$266,165ALVARO OBREGON COL CHIMALISTACMEXICO CITYDFMX01070
CONSEJO DE AGENCIAS PARA EL DESARROLLO DEL ESTADO DE CHIAPAS AC
NONEPCimprove children and families' health and nutrition in Pantelho, Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a capacity building program focused on improving food systems and support income diversification to positively redefine quality of life in communities$100,145ENTRE CALLE CANDIOQUIS Y AVENIDAEL ROBLES TUXTLA GUTIERREZCHSMX29049
CONSEJO REGIONAL INDIGENA Y POPULAR DE XPUJIL SC
NONENCsupport alternative sources of family income in Calakmul, Campeche, Mexico, by supporting strategies aimed to increase production of four crops through fertility, biological conservation techniques and improving soil with organic fertilizers$68,724ESCONDIDO COLONIA BELLAVISTA XPUJILCALAKMULCMPMX24640
CONSERVANCY OF SW FLORIDA
1495 SMITH PRESERVE WAYNAPLESFL34102NONEPCMatching Grant$100
CONSULTORIA ESPECIALIZADA YAXALUM CHIAPAS AC
NONEPCpromote community development in Chalchihuitan and Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing an intervention strategy to enable sustainable human and productive development, led and owned by communities, integrating resources and skills towards improved living conditions$151,464COLONIA SAN MARTINSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29244
CONSULTORIAS INTEGRALES PARA EL DESARROLLO RURAL SUSTENTABLE SC
NONENCimprove families' health in Sitala, Chiapas, Mexico, by building local capacity towards community planning around health and nutrition priorities; support emergent leadership of local youth, men and women to direct the change they want to see in their communities in benefit of children$90,723COL CENTROTUXTLA GUTIERREZCHSMX29000
CONSUMER REPORTS INC
101 TRUMAN AVEYONKERSNY10703NONEPCMatching Grant$200
CONVOY OF HOPE
330 S PATTERSON AVESPRINGFIELDMO65802NONEPCMatching Grant$550
COOPERACION COMUNITARIA CC ONG MEXICO AC
NONEPCenhance the recovery of children and families affected by the latest earthquakes in Mexico, through a comprehensive effort to recover local economy and sustainable production as income generation opportunities and food sovereignty strategies$167,766ORTEGA 30 VILLA COYOACANCOYOACANDFMX04000
CORNER HEALTH CENTER
47 N HURONYPSILANTIMI48197NONEPCMatching Grant$144
CORNERSTONE UNIVERSITY
1001 E BELTLINE AVE NEGRAND RAPIDSMI49525NONEPCMatching Grant$700
CORPORATION FOR ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT
1200 G ST NW STE 400WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of enabling people to achieve financial security and contribute to an opportunity economy through scaling innovative practical solutions that empower low- and moderate-income people to build wealth by providing general operating support$659,492
CORPS NETWORK
1275 K ST NW STE 1050WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCexpand career exposure and increase employment placement for youth and young adults by understanding and addressing unconscious bias, structural racism and inherent racial inequities within the local corps network communities and in coordination with close national corps partner organizations$261,500
COUNCIL OF CHIEF STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS
1 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC200011431NONEPCjoin several state departments of education together into a Networked Improvement Community that will systematically identify state policy and practice that leads to educators using essential literacy instructional practices that improve Pre-K through third grade reading proficiency$137,320
COUNCIL OF DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCIES
100 E BROAD ST STE 120COLUMBUSOH43215NONENCincrease opportunities to leverage existing capital financing streams to scale equitable food systems in low-income communities in order to create new jobs and increase access to healthy food for children and families$99,912
COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN FOUNDATIONS INC
1 S HARBOR AVE STE 8GRAND HAVENMI49417NONEPCbuild momentum for racial equity and racial healing in Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Lansing and Flint to change human value hierarchy beliefs to sustain healing and narrative change and build community practices for structural change to endure using the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$850,000
COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN FOUNDATIONS INC
1 S HARBOR AVE STE 8GRAND HAVENMI49417NONEPCsupport the Robert S. Collier Public Policy Endowment Fund$150,000
COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN FOUNDATIONS INC
1 S HARBOR AVE STE 8GRAND HAVENMI49417NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of strengthening, increasing and promoting philanthropy across Michigan by providing general operating support$884,000
COVENANT HOUSE NEW ORLEANS
611 N RAMPART STNEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCimprove healthy living opportunities for children and families by implementing a "two-generation" best practice model to provide case management, behavioral healthcare, early childhood development, educational/vocational services and trauma-informed counseling to parent and child$181,000
CPA THEATRICALS INC
3200 N LAKE SHORE DR APT 707CHICAGOIL60657NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
CRANBROOK EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY
PO BOX 801BLOOMFIELD HILLSMI483010801NONEPCMatching Grant$14,000
CREATIVE LEARNING INC
5225 WISCONSIN AVE NW STE 104WASHINGTONDC20015NONEPCimprove families' integrated development and wellbeing in Sitala, Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a comprehensive collaboration strategy, to empower communities to center their actions on health and nutrition improvement, with a strong focus on organizing and alternatives development$298,077
CREATIVE MISSISSIPPI
4011 HAWTHORNE DRJACKSONMS39206NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, TEDxJackson: The Next 200, focused on hearing the voices of individuals working to solve Mississippi's most pressing issues through innovative approaches$5,000
CROASDAILE VILLAGE
2600 CROASFAILE FM PKWY A404DURHAMNC27705NONEPCMatching Grant$50
CROSSROADS OF MICHIGAN
2424 W GRAND BLVDDETROITMI48208NONEPCMatching Grant$200
CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL MINISTRIES
PO BOX 100GARDEN GROVECA92842NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
DATA AND SOCIETY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
36 W 20TH ST 11TH FLNEW YORKNY10011NONEPCmitigate the harmful effects of work-place technologies on low-income workers by establishing a labor initiative with a wide-ranging research agenda and far-reaching stakeholder outreach to inform the debates about how technology should be designed and administered unbiasedly in the labor market$324,999
DATA FOUR SA DE CV
NONENCenhance capacity of non-profit organizations and allies to measure their impact on education, health and family economic security by creating a free on-line tool to create data visualizations from primary and secondary information sources$93,690ALVARO OBREGON 168 PISO 2MEXICODFMX06700
DAVIDS HOUSE MINISTRIES
2390 BANNER DR SWWYOMINGMI49509NONEPCMatching Grant$400
DC PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND
3407 14TH ST NWWASHINGTONDC20010NONEPCensure third grade success by strengthening teachers' instructional reading capacity through coaching and mentoring$376,841
DC PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND
3407 14TH ST NWWASHINGTONDC20010NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, Standing Ovation, to recognize the contributions of highly effective teachers, leaders and school staff$50,000
DE BEAUMONT FOUNDATION INC
7501 WISONSIN AVE STE 1310EBETHESDAMD20814NONEPFcreate sustainable infant mortality reductions and increased breastfeeding durations by building systems to address upstream social determinants affecting the context of mother and infant health$350,000
DE BEAUMONT FOUNDATION INC
7501 WISONSIN AVE STE 1310EBETHESDAMD20814NONEPFremediate upstream factors that negatively influence health and breastfeeding rates in vulnerable communities by developing community-based organization/hospital/state health department collaboratives and national communities-of-practice to address social contexts of health and impact policy$187,500
DEEP SOUTH CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INC
9801 LAKE FOREST BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70127NONEPCimprove educational outcomes and healthy living opportunities for children by implementing social-emotional learning and physical wellness services for children, grades pre-k through 6th, in New Orleans public schools$300,000
DEFINE AMERICAN
900 S SHELBY STLOUISVILLEKY40203NONEPCamplify positive narratives that change national dialogue and public perceptions of immigrants in entertainment and news media, through narrative campaigns, convenings and the leadership development of students, journalists and artists$400,000
DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
401 FEDERAL ST STE 2DOVERDE199013639NONEPCexpand access to high-quality early learning opportunities for young infants and toddlers by redesigning the state professional development system to ensure Child Development Associate acquisition through a partnership with the Delaware Association for the Education of Young Children$166,667
DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY
1200 DUPONT HIGHWAYDOVERDE19901NONEPCMatching Grant$400
DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY
214 KENT WYATT HALLCLEVELANDMS38733NONEPCincrease capacity and sustainability of the Healing With A Groove program by training alumni to be peer mentors and by creating a multimedia resource kit$132,996
DELTON WOMENS CENTER
PO BOX 41DELTONMI49046NONEPCMatching Grant$100
DEMOCRACY AT WORK INSTITUTE
1904 FRANKLIN ST STE 400OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCdevelop proof of concepts in multiple cities that will advance employee ownership conversions in order to create and maintain sustainable, dignified jobs with a critical focus on minority-owned businesses and businesses with a substantial minority workforce$350,000
DEMOCRACY NORTH CAROLINA
1821 GREEN STDURHAMNC27705NONEPCMatching Grant$200
DEMOS A NETWORK FOR IDEAS AND ACTION LTD
80 BROAD ST 4TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of pursuing a more equitable economy, a vibrant and inclusive democracy, an empowered public sector and responsible United States engagement in the world by providing general operating support$1,200,000
DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION
1860 LINCOLN ST 9TH FLDENVERCO80203NONEPCscale a successful Denver Public Schools pilot that builds teacher and principal capacity in a K-5 dual language instructional model at select schools that will serve as the district's demonstration sites and that will narrow the achievement gap between English learners and native English speakers$170,734
DERECHOS INFANCIA MEXICO AC
NONEPCpromote children's rights in indigenous municipalities of Chiapas and Yucatan Peninsula by generating data, training and coordinating non-governmental organizations and stakeholders on utilization of data, and strengthening children's rights protection protocols to have an impact on public policy$114,844COL GEN ANAYA DEL BENITO JUAREZCUIDAD DE MEXICOMX03340
DETROIT AUDUBON SOCIETY
4605 CASS AVEDETROITMI48201NONEPCMatching Grant$200
DETROIT BRANCH NAACP
8220 SECOND AVEDETROITMI48202NONENCprovide funds to support the 29th Annual Art & Essay contest as part of the Detroit Branch NAACP Annual Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner$50,000
DETROIT EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION FOUNDATION
1 CLOVER COURTWIXOMMI48393NONEPCMatching Grant$100
DETROIT EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION FOUNDATION
1 CLOVER COURTWIXOMMI48393NONEPCfacilitate meaningful conversations that raise awareness and explore community-based solutions to improve Detroit's early childhood and workforce development ecosystems by using roadshow events, digital-first content and broadcast programming$200,000
DETROIT EMPLOYMENT SOLUTIONS CORPORATION
440 E CONGRESS STE 400DETROITMI48226NONEPCincrease employment opportunities for Detroit residents by building strategic leadership intended to achieve goals outlined by the Mayor's Workforce Development Board$340,000
DETROIT HISPANIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
1211 TRUMBULLDETROITMI48216NONEPCenhance the healthy social-emotional development of children, ages 0-8, and strengthen efforts to advance culturally sensitive practices at the community and systems level by supporting the leadership development of immigrant parents living in Southwest Detroit$250,000
DETROIT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
5401 WOODWARD AVEDETROITMI48202NONEPCMatching Grant$400
DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS
5200 WOODWARD AVEDETROITMI48202NONEPCMatching Grant$2,100
DETROIT PARENT NETWORK
726 LOTHROPDETROITMI48202NONEPCensure kindergarten readiness and third grade reading proficiency for Michigan children by increasing awareness among families of early childhood education opportunities and Michigan's third grade reading law$300,000
DETROIT POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE INC
1680 MICHIGAN AVEDETROITMI48216NONEPCMatching Grant$700
DETROIT POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE INC
1680 MICHIGAN AVEDETROITMI48216NONEPCstrengthen the personal and community well-being of young adults through employment training in the sports-related hospitality, retail and customer service sector and build the organization's capacity to assist in expanding Detroit's employment equity$249,485
DETROIT PUBLIC LIBRARY FRIENDS
5201 WOODWARD AVENUEDETROITMI48202NONEPCMatching Grant$200
DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION
3011 W GRAND BLVD STE 1004DETROITMI48202NONEPCengage parents and caregivers to ensure equitable implementation of educational programs and policies to support school readiness and academic success$1,000,000
DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION
3011 W GRAND BLVD STE 1004DETROITMI48202NONEPCassist in supporting a long-term solution to provide clean drinking water for Detroit Public Schools Community District through the installation of water hydration systems in every school building designed to cool water and remove lead, copper and other contaminants$300,000
DETROIT REGIONAL CHAMBER FOUNDATION INC
ONE WOODARD AVE STE 1900DETROITMI48226NONESO IIprovide funds to support a session at the annual Mackinac Policy Conference, to inform business, media, policy and philanthropic leaders about important issues impacting Michigan's children and families$60,000
DETROIT REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION
1001 WOODWARD AVE STE 800DETROITMI48226NONEPCprovide general operating support to help the Detroit Regional Partnership Foundation fulfill its mission of globally marketing the Southeastern Michigan region, grow economic opportunities for all, and collaboratively support our economic foundation$250,000
DETROIT RESCUE MISSION MINISTRIES
PO BOX 312087DETROITMI482312087NONEPCMatching Grant$300
DETROIT RIVERFRONT CONSERVANCY
600 RENAISSANCE CTR STE 1720DETROITMI48243NONEPCMatching Grant$2,200
DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
3711 WOODWARD AVEDETROITMI48201NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
DETROIT ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY
8450 W 10 MILE RDROYAL OAKMI48067NONEPCMatching Grant$200
DETROITERS WORKING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
4750 WOODWARD AVE STE 415DETROITMI48201NONEPCMatching Grant$200
DIOCESE OF KALAMAZOO
215 N WESTNEDGE AVEKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$1,360
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
3725 ALEXANDRIA PIKECOLD SPRINGKY41076NONEPCMatching Grant$50
DISENO Y CAPACITACION PARA EL DESARROLLO Y LAS MICROFINANZAS SC
NONENCadvance family well-being in San Juan Cancuc and Sitala, Chiapas, Mexico, by promoting healthy food production and consumption, water harvesting systems and management strategies, ecotechnologies to reduce unwanted health and environmental impacts and community organizing for strategic development$253,521COLONIA ALBANIA BAJATUXTLA GUTIERREZCHSMX29010
DISTRICT MOTHERHUED LLC
PO BOX 71056WASHINGTONDC20024NONENCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the Momference$20,000
DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS
333 SEVENTH AVE 2ND FLNEW YORKNY10001NONEPCMatching Grant$500
DONORSCHOOSEORG
134 W 37TH ST FLOOR 11NEW YORKNY10018NONEPCMatching Grant$100
DOUGLAS COUNTY CASA PROGRAM
1009 NEW HAMPSHIRE ST STES ABLAWRENCEKS66044NONEPCMatching Grant$70
DOUGLASS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
1000 W PATERSON STKALAMAZOOMI490071710NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, 100 years of service celebration, reveling in the accomplishments, activities, staff and volunteers who have contributed$5,000
DOVE HEALTHCARE COMMUNITY
1405 TRUAX BLVDEAU CLAIREWI54703NONEPCMatching Grant$200
DOWNTOWN BOXING GYM
6445 E VERNOR HWYDETRITMI48207NONEPCMatching Grant$100
DOWNTOWN DETROIT PARTNERSHIP INC
1 CAMPUS MARTIUS STE 380DETROITMI48226NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, Detroit Homecoming V, to leverage the talent and ideas of local and expatriate Detroiters in meaningful ways that produce positive outcomes to sustain and increase the momentum of Detroit's revitalization$50,000
DOWNTOWN DETROIT PARTNERSHIP INC
1 CAMPUS MARTIUS STE 380DETROITMI48226NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, Detroit Homecoming VI, to leverage the talent and ideas of local and expatriate Detroiters in meaningful ways that produce positive outcomes to sustain and increase the momentum of Detroit's revitalization$100,000
DREAM DINE
PO BOX 4386SHIPROCKNM87420NONEPCimprove educational outcomes and Dine' linguistic capability among Navajo children by enhancing organizational capacity and viability through training, curriculum development, assessment and evaluation and community engagement$110,800
DREAMSPRING
2000 ZEARING AVE NWALBUQUERQUENM87104NONEPCimprove economic security of economically vulnerable entrepreneurs of color in target counties/tribes by enhancing pre- and post-loan support to program related investment-funded small businesses and other entrepreneurs$137,434
DREW ENTERPRISES INC
129 SHAWDREWMS38737NONEPCMatching Grant$7,000
DRIVING FORCE GROUP INC
11140 ROCKVILLE PIKE STE 100-237ROCKVILLEMD20852NONEPCincrease third grade reading achievement for black males in the primary grades through a community and school engagement approach$521,200
DUAL LANGUAGE EDUCATION OF NEW MEXICO
1309 FOURTH ST SW STE EALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCimprove outcomes for multilingual children in New Mexico by supporting effective dual language education programs through fostering school-community partnerships, developing leadership and instructional capacity and strengthening Native-Spanish linguistic community alliances to effect system change$588,755
DUE PROCESS OF LAW FOUNDATION
1779 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW STE 710WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCstrengthen indigenous rights by training and supporting local networks of indigenous lawyers to carry out strategic litigation efforts in the defense of the fundamental human rights of indigenous peoples and rural communities of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico$179,980
DUKE UNIVERSITY
BOX 90581DURHAMNC27708NONEPCMatching Grant$334
DURHAM CHAPEL HILL
1937 W CORNWALLIS RDDURHAMNC27705NONEPCMatching Grant$84,000
EAGLES NEST MINISTRIES
220 UNION STBUTLERIL62015NONEPCMatching Grant$550
EARLY LEARNING NEIGHBORHOOD COLLABORATIVE
908 BRIDGE ST NWGRAND RAPIDSMI49504NONEPCincrease access to high-quality early learning opportunities in targeted neighborhoods by engaging parents and deepening partnerships with other providers and partner organizations to ensure that children have appropriate supports across the 0-5 continuum that prepare them for school success$1,400,000
EARTH ISLAND INSTITUTE
2150 ALLSTON WAY STE 460BERKELEYCA94704NONEPCleverage existing Mississippi Farm to School Network, which includes small farmers, to deepen focus on Early Childcare Education providers as new market opportunities in Jackson, Sunflower County and Biloxi, through technical assistance, capacity building and further relationship building$250,000
EARTH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION
151 ELLIS ST NE FL 1 STE 133ATLANTAGA30303NONEPCpromote youth leadership in the Highlands of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, by providing access to professional education and linking them to implementation opportunities in their regions$329,381
EARTHJUSTICE
50 CALIFORNIA ST STE 500SAN FRANCISCOCA94111NONEPCMatching Grant$150
EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 972057YPSILANTIMI48111NONEPCMatching Grant$100
EASTOWN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
415 ETHEL AVE SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49506NONEPCMatching Grant$200
ECONOMIC POLICY INSTITUTE
1225 I ST NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCsupport analysis and production of southern focused reports in order to inform debates centered around improving financial stability for low-wage workers of color$364,715
ED NEBBINS FOUNDATION
PO BOX 930248VERONAWI53593NONEPCMatching Grant$200
EDBUILD INC
140 BAY ST STE 2JERSEY CITYNJ07302NONEPCincrease awareness related to the broader implications of school district borders that impact cross-sector issues such as school funding$250,000
EDGE FUNDERS ALLIANCE
60 29TH ST BOX 569SAN FRANCISCOCA94110NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor two charitable events, the Edge Funders 2019 Annual Conference and Systematic Alternatives Conference$50,000
EDUCARE CENTRAL MAINE
97 WATER STWATERVILLEME04901NONEPCstrengthen rural Maine childcare centers' ability to better serve low-income children through professional development, intensive coaching and evaluation and feedback loops for improved practices$100,000
EDUCATION LAW CENTER
60 PARK PL STE 300NEWARKNJ07102NONEPCsupport development of equitable state-based education funding formulas via creation of more nuanced state funding report cards using state-level data and expansion of existing interactive state-level funding data on grantee's website featuring "Is School Funding Fair? A National Report Card"$301,109
EDUCATION LEADERS OF COLOR INC
3680 WILSHIRE BLVD STE P04-1052LOS ANGELESCA90010NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of elevating the leadership, voices and influence of people of color in education and leading more inclusive efforts to improve education by providing general operating support$190,000
EDUCATION RESOURCE STRATEGIES INC
480 PLEASANT ST STE C200WATERTOWNMA02472NONEPCcreate national infrastructure required to better support advocacy for increased resource equity in education systems$399,999
EDUCATION TRUST INC
1250 H STREET NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCsupport state-based coalitions to build understanding and demand for educational resource equity, teacher and leader quality and school diversity improvement strategies, with specific attention to low-income students and students of color$1,010,484
EDUCATIONCOUNSEL LLC
101 CONSTITUTION AVE NW STE 900WASHINGTONDC20001NONENCimprove school readiness and third grade success by helping districts and states leverage opportunities within the Every Student Succeeds Act and develop long-term action plans through technical assistance and the creation of peer learning groups to ensure equitable implementation and best practices$250,000
EDUCE SOCIEDAD COOPERATIVA DE RL
NONENCstrengthen capacities of families in Yucatan Peninsula to improve their income through the production and sale of honey under agroecological management, and promote actions aimed at the conservation of the Mayan jungle and reduced deforestation$32,069FRACC FRANCISCO DE MONTEJOMERIDAYUCMX97203
EFFORTS OF GRACE INC
1712 ORETHA CASTLE HALEY BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable convening, Ashe Teachers Institute of Cultural Education, to improve quality and promote positive early childhood education climate and culture for early childhood educators$20,000
EL CENTRO DE IGUALDAD Y DERECHOS
714 4TH ST SWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to work with Latino immigrant communities and allies to defend, strengthen and advance the rights of their community by providing general operating support$150,000
EL COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA SUR
NONEPCstrengthen productive and organizational capacities of beekeepers in southeastern Mexico to help improve the production system at the regional level that impacts income generation for families and children$270,468Y PERIFERICO SUR SNSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29290
EL COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA SUR
NONEPCpromote sustainable food systems in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by developing and strengthening a training program for teachers and non-governmental organization staff$35,000Y PERIFERICO SUR SNSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29290
EL COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA SUR
NONEPCadvance family economic opportunities in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by strengthening the skills of youth, women and men in the use and management of bee hives and the generation of products related to honey production and by developing their understanding of the value chain$80,000Y PERIFERICO SUR SNSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29290
EL COLEGIO DE MEXICO AC
NONEPCenhance public understanding and social awareness of the effects and causes of racial inequalities in Mexico through the creation of academic research papers and their dissemination through an academic seminar$124,085COL AMPLIACION FUENTES DEL PEDREGALCIUDAD DE MEXICOMX14110
EL COLEGIO DE MEXICO AC
NONEPCenhance the understanding by civil society organizations and community stakeholders of the situation of Haitian migrants in Mexico through academic investigation, analysis and dissemination of findings$2,000COL AMPLIACION FUENTES DEL PEDREGALCIUDAD DE MEXICOMX14110
EL EDUCATION INC
247 W 35TH ST 8TH FLNEW YORKNY10001NONEPCimprove student literacy outcomes by documenting characteristics of successful partnerships that support district-wide literacy curricular implementation, establishing impact of K-2 literacy curriculum use coupled with aligned professional development and strengthening open source K-5 curriculum$700,000
EL GRUPO NORTE
PO BOX 781TRAVERSE CITYMI49685NONEPCMatching Grant$100
EL HOMBRE SOBRE LA TIERRA AC
NONEPCincrease access to organic and affordable food, purified water and supplementary food staples for Mayan families in Yucatan through the implementation of strategies oriented to promote healthy children, increase income sources and strengthen local trade networks$130,350COLONIA MIGUEL ALEMANMERIDAYUCMX97148
EL PUEBLO INC
2321 CRABTREE BLVD STE 105RALEIGHNC27604NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
ELLA E M BROWN CHARITABLE CIRCLE
200 N MADISON STMARSHALLMI49068NONEPCMatching Grant$200
ENLACE COMUNITARIO
2425 ALAMO SEALBUQUERQUENM87106NONEPCincrease the quality of early childhood programs by promoting the leadership of immigrant domestic violence survivors to train providers to identify and reduce adverse childhood experiences particular to children of immigrants$140,966
ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING GROUP
1436 U ST NW STE 100WASHINGTONDC20009NONEPCMatching Grant$100
EQUAL JUSTICE WORKS
1730 M ST NW STE 800WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCincrease access to justice for vulnerable immigrant children and families by supporting post graduate fellowships for recent law student graduates and through the training of paralegal professionals$400,000
EQUIS JUSTICIA PARA LAS MUJERES AC
NONEPCimprove women's access to justice by consolidating a network of female Mayan justice promoters in five municipalities in Yucatan through strategies that promote community cohesion$228,365DELEGACION CUAUHTEMOCCIUDAD DE MEXICODFMX06600
EVANS SCHOLARS FOUNDATION
ONE BRIAR ROADGOLFIL60029NONEPCMatching Grant$500
EVERYBODY READY
7445 ALLEN RD STE 160ALLEN PARKMI48101NONEPCincrease access to high-quality early childhood education opportunities for Detroit children by incentivizing providers to engage in local quality improvement efforts and reducing the financial barriers to low-income parents/families$1,166,650
EVERYTOWN FOR GUN SAFETY
PO BOX 3886NEW YORKNY10163NONEPCMatching Grant$600
EXPECTATIONS PROJECT
641 S ST NW 3RD FLWASHINGTONDC20001NONEPCaddress educational inequality by mobilizing communities of faith to improve access to high quality early learning programs for low-income communities$250,000
FAIR FOOD NETWORK
1250 NORTH MAIN ST NORTH STEANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCincrease the number of good food entrepreneurs and healthy food access for low income families in Michigan by increasing technical assistance, deepening producer connections and optimizing healthy food incentives to build equitable food systems$1,150,000
FAIR FOOD NETWORK
1250 NORTH MAIN ST NORTH STEANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCincrease access to Double Up Food Bucks by leveraging federal and state dollars to create a more equitable food system that decreases food insecurity, increases access to healthy food and supports local growers$400,000
FAIR FOOD NETWORK
1250 N MAIN STANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCMatching Grant$50,000
FAIRWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH INC
251 AVENIDA LOS ANGELESTHE VILLAGESFL32162NONEPCMatching Grant$11,800
FAITH IN ACTION NETWORK
999 N CAPITOL ST NE 200WASHINGTONDC20002NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of creating innovative solutions to problems facing urban, suburban and rural communities by providing general operating support$1,066,667
FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF LOUISIANAS INCARCERATED CHILDREN
1307 ORETHA C HALEY BLVD STE 303NEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCimprove school climate and student achievement by equipping parents with knowledge of effective schools models, fostering leadership and building community accountability partnerships between schools and community$100,000
FAMILIES USA FOUNDATION INC
1225 NEW YORK AVE NW STE 800WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCadvance racial equity based health policies within system payment and delivery reform to aid in providing quality healthcare for the underprivileged$500,000
FAMILY AND CHILDREN SERVICES
1608 LAKE STREETKALAMAZOOMI49001NONEPCMatching Grant$3,700
FAMILY AND WORKFORCE CENTERS OF AMERICA
6347 PLYMOUTH AVE 5TH FLSAINT LOUISMO63133NONEPCstrengthen employment outcomes for vulnerable job seekers through a pilot that structurally modifies workforce development and employment services in the American Job Centers in Missouri and Kentucky by integrating family strengthening tools, coaching and approaches$292,864
FAMILY BIBLE CHURCH
725 US HIGWAY 27 NMARSHALLMI49068NONEPCMatching Grant$23,580
FAMILY FORWARD OREGON
PO BOX 15146PORTLANDOR97293NONEPCincrease access and improve quality of child care programs for low-income working families and promote equity in compensation for child care providers$150,000
FAMILY PROMISE OF BARRY COUNTY
PO BOX 312HASTINGSMI49058NONEPCMatching Grant$100
FAMILY VALUES AT WORK A MULTI-STATE CONSORTIUM
207 E BUFFALO ST STE 211MILWAUKEEWI53202NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of supporting research, outreach and education of work and family best practices by providing general operating support$300,000
FANNIE LOU HAMER MEMORIAL GARDEN
PO BOX 236RULEVILLEMS38771NONEPCMatching Grant$400
FARM SANCTUARY INC
PO BOX 150WATKINS GLENNY14891NONEPCMatching Grant$80
FARMERS EDUCATIONAL AND COOPERATIVE UNION OF AMERICA
PO BOX 1883AMESIA50010NONENCconnect early child care and education providers to both local and regional food systems in order to increase early child care access to healthy foods, enhance quality of the learning environment and create new markets for small scale farmers and local businesses$175,000
FATHER FLANAGANS BOYS HOME
14100 CRAWFORD STBOYS TOWNNE68010NONEPCMatching Grant$700
FATHER FRED FOUNDATION
PO BOX 2260TRAVERSE CITYMI49685NONEPCMatching Grant$1,500
FEDERATION OF PROTESTANT WELFARE AGENCIES
40 BROAD ST 5TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCstrengthen efforts to increase the economic stability of low-income workers and their families by providing technical assistance that will help worker cooperatives accelerate growth, procure anchor institution contracting and expand jobs$172,642
FENTON COMMUNICATIONS
630 9TH AVE STE 910NEW YORKNY10036NONENCpromote narrative change and shift perceptions in the Battle Creek community regarding racial equity and opportunities for vulnerable children and families, especially of Battle Creek Public Schools, by providing strategic and tactical communications support$450,000
FERNSIDE INC A CENTER FOR GRIEVING CHILDREN
C/0 BETHESDA FOUNDATIONCINCINNATIOH45242NONEPCMatching Grant$700
FII NATIONAL FAMILY INDEPENDENCE INITIATIVE
PO BOX 71363OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCadvance economic and social mobility for cohorts of low-income families and their children in New Mexico through expanding resources and incentives to develop and share solutions and track progress toward their goals$194,983
FII NATIONAL FAMILY INDEPENDENCE INITIATIVE
PO BOX 71363OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCengage families participating in Grantee's programs in order to better understand the factors that affect employment equity, the choices families are taking to increase their access to quality employment and what resources are needed to shorten the employment equity gap$162,000
FIRST ALASKANS INSTITUTE
606 E STREET STE 200ANCHORAGEAK99501NONEPCdismantle human value hierarchy beliefs, identify/unpack systems-level issues in Alaska and advance systemic change that uplifts collective value/humanity supporting a transformational progress vision for the next 10,000 years by implementing the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$107,672
FIRST ALASKANS INSTITUTE
606 E ST STE 200ANCHORAGEAK99501NONEPCMatching Grant$500
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
800 SOUTH 24TH STREETBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$44,126
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
145 CAPITAL AVENUE NEBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$55,960
FIRST DAY SHOE FUND
P O BOX 2751KALAMAZOOMI49001NONEPCMatching Grant$500
FIRST NATIONS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
2432 MAIN ST FL 2LONGMONTCO805011101NONEPCcatalyze resources for Native communities to leverage their assets and build equitable food systems for the benefit of children and families$600,000
FIRST PENTECOSTAL FAMILY WORSHIP
4720 BECKLEY RDBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$48,526
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
PO BOX 186BENTON HARBORMI49023NONEPCMatching Grant$20,000
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
8047 CHURCH STREETRICHLANDMI49083NONEPCMatching Grant$14,456
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
111 CAPITAL AVENUE NEBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$5,390
FIRST SALEM MISSIONARY BAPTIST
370 CAPITAL AVE SWBATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCMatching Grant$2,010
FIRST STEPS KENT
401 HALL ST NW 385GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCensure families in Kent County, Michigan, have access to appropriate care and services for children in the first five years by aligning early childhood stakeholders to develop a common vision for early childhood and increasing public will to support early childhood systems development$225,000
FIRST STEPS KENT
401 HALL ST NW 385GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCdevelop and coordinate a shared services initiative among early childhood providers in Kent County to improve services for children and families by promoting innovative, research-based early childhood practices and polices across the continuum of early care programs and settings$250,000
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
111 E MICHIGAN AVENUEBATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCMatching Grant$4,240
FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH
14425 S HELMER ROADBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$43,600
FIRSTLINE SCHOOLS AND EDIBLE SCHOOLYARD NEW ORLEANS
300 N BROAD ST STE 207NEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCimprove school climate and overall student achievement by implementing an evidenced-based approach to social emotional learning throughout the charter network$85,000
FISHER HOUSE FOUNDATION INC
111 ROCKVILLE PIKE 420ROCKVILLEMD20852NONEPCMatching Grant$400
FJC
520 8TH AVE 20TH FLNEW YORKNY10018NONEPCbuild the infrastructure needed to support and scale giving circles nationally by participating in co-design workshops with five network organizations$6,500
FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY
10501 FGCU BLVD SFORT MYERSFL33965NONEPCMatching Grant$920
FLORIDA REPERTORY COMPANY INC
PO BOX 2483FORT MYERSFL33902NONEPCMatching Grant$4,000
FLOURISH AGENDA INC
1714 FRANKLIN ST 100-321OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCbuild ecosystems of support to promote social emotional development and racial healing for children of color by developing educational tools and training programs$100,000
FOCUS ON THE FAMILY
8605 EXPLORER DRCOLORADO SPRINGSCO809201049NONEPCMatching Grant$50
FONDASYON KOLE ZEPOL
NONENCincrease family economic security, create permanent jobs and quality self-employment in the Haitian handicraft sector in the Central Area of Haiti by providing artisans with financial services, business skills training; technical assistance and connections to domestic and international markets$65,523119 AVENUE CHRISTOPHEPORTAUPRINCEHA
FONDASYON KOLE ZEPOL
NONENCprovide very poor families in the central area of Haiti with a pathway out of poverty and enhance understanding of the long-term impact of the program on children through a comprehensive family support package and an assessment of the Chemen Lavi Miyo/Pathway to a Better Life program$35,761119 AVENUE CHRISTOPHEPORTAUPRINCEHA
FONDATION POUR LE LEADERSHIP ET L EXCELLENCE
NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of identifying, recognizing and training exceptional Haitian leaders to promote and reinforce the emergence of new leaders in the business sector, politics, the civil society and the youth by providing general operating support$114,5007 RUE BERTHELOTDELMAS QUESTHAHT6120
FONDO DE CONSERVACION EL TRIUNFO AC
NONEPCimprove children's nutrition in schools within the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a school nutrition program, aimed to provide nutritious local food to students, based on community organizing and local procurement$149,742RESIDENCIAL LA HACIENDATUXTLA GUTIERREZCHSMX29030
FONDO GUADALUPE MUSALEM AC
NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000SEGUNDA PRIVADA DE ORQUIDEAS NO 103SANTA MARIA IXCOTEL SANTA LUCIA DEL CAMINOOAXMXCP71228
FOOD BANK OF SOUTH CENTRAL
PO BOX 408BATTLE CREEKMI490160408NONEPCMatching Grant$6,300
FOOD CHAIN WORKERS ALLIANCE
3055 WILSHIRE BLVD RM 300LOS ANGELESCA90010NONESO Iprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2019 Leaders Summit$50,000
FORGOTTEN MAN MINISTRIES
3940 FRUIT RIDGE NWGRAND RAPIDSMI49544NONEPCMatching Grant$50
FORMACION Y CAPACITACION AC
NONEPCimprove maternal health in Chiapas, Mexico, through the articulation and consolidation of a state-wide network of midwives, as a space for capacity building, networking and systems reflection towards change$25,029JULIO M CORZO NUMERO 33SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29250
FOUNDATION FOR DETROITS FUTURE
333 W FORT ST STE 2010DETROITMI482263134NONESO Isupport, in part, a proposed settlement to assist the city of Detroit in emerging from bankruptcy by helping the city satisfy its pension obligations to retirees and to assist in preserving the Detroit Institute of Arts$2,000,000
FOUNDATION FOR EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION INC
PO BOX 10691TALLAHASSEEFL32302NONEPCimprove third-grade reading achievement and advance early literacy interventions by broadening the knowledge base of key stakeholders and educational leaders$325,000
FOUNDATION FOR HOPE AND HEALTH IN HAITI
905 UNIONDALE AVEUNIONDALENY11553NONEPCdecrease maternal and 0-5 year old infant mortality and morbidity rates in Ile-a-Vache and Arcahaie, Haiti, through comprehensive prenatal, delivery and postnatal services and care, counseling and childcare training for pregnant teens and comprehensive pediatric care$154,000
FOUNDATION FOR LOUISIANA
1820 SAINT CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCbuild a community of practice for racial healing and relationships in New Orleans and Baton Rouge; support and expand existing community efforts and develop solutions to tackle structural barriers in separation, law and economy by implementing the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$582,750
FOUNDATION FOR LOUISIANA
1820 SAINT CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCprovide funds to support a set of related charitable events, a series of convenings aimed at promoting truth-telling and understanding, racial healing and community transformation$75,000
FOUNDATION FOR LOUISIANA
1820 SAINT CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of investing in people and practices that work to reduce vulnerability and build stronger, more sustainable communities statewide by providing general operating support$200,000
FOUNDATION FOR MISSISSIPPI
PO BOX 571JACKSONMS392050571NONEPCMatching Grant$800
FOUNDATION FOR THE MID SOUTH INC
134 E AMITE STJACKSONMS39201NONEPCensure quality free public education for every Mississippi child and increase awareness about public education's positive effect in the communities by strategically increasing the communities engagement$250,000
FOUNDATIONS INC
701 EGATE DR STE 300MT LAURELNJ08054NONEPCincrease the number of low-income children in Mississippi and other national communities to enter school prepared to learn and become reading proficient by third grade via implementing the Campaign for Grade Level Reading$350,000
FRACTURED ATLAS PRODUCTIONS INC
248 W 35TH ST FLOOR 10NEW YORKNY10001NONEPCMatching Grant$200
FRANCISCANS OF THE EUCHARIST
3808 W IOWA STCHICAGOIL60651NONEPCMatching Grant$668
FREDERIK MEIJER GARDENS AND
1000 E BELTLINE AVE NEGRAND RAPIDSMI49525NONEPCMatching Grant$340
FREEDOM HOUSE
2630 W LAFAYETTEDETROITMI48216NONEPCMatching Grant$500
FRENCH AND MONTESSORI EDUCATION INC
428 BROADWAY STNEW ORLEANSLA70118NONEPCincrease access to high quality early childhood and K-3 seats by supporting the expansion of a high-performing school, including recruiting, hiring and training teachers to implement the Montessori and language immersion program$249,850
FRIENDS OF GRAND RAPIDS PARKS
P O BOX 3199GRAND RAPIDSMI49501NONEPCMatching Grant$200
FRIENDS OF MATENWA INC
91 ABERDEEN AVECAMBRIDGEMA02138NONEPCimprove educational outcomes in Lagonav, Haiti, and enhance the framework of the Mibale Model School Network by establishing a lab school at the Matenwa Community Learning Center, strengthening Network partnerships, increasing the number of mother tongue books and providing collaborative training$310,000
FRIENDS OF PAINT LICK INC
PO BOX 10PAINT LICKKY40461NONEPCMatching Grant$700
FRIENDS OF THE CHATHAM
P O BOX 1108PITTSBORONC27312NONEPCMatching Grant$200
FRIENDS OF THE SAN JUANS
PO BOX 1344FRIDAY HARBORWA98250NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
FRONTLINE SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL LLC
1032 15TH ST NW STE 303WASHINGTONDC20005NONENCbreakdown cycles of debt and financial insecurity for low-income communities by supporting the development of municipal finance-focused racial equity tools and products$175,000
FSG INC
179 LINCOLN ST 3RD FLBOSTONMA02111NONEPCprovide interim staffing support to Hope Starts Here: Detroit's Early Childhood Partnership$259,769
FUND 17
2533 COLUMBUS ST STE 100NEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCimprove business foundations, financial readiness, job creation and overall family economic security by refining, strengthening and growing the core pipeline components of the enterprise development model for up and coming entrepreneurs of color$50,000
FUND FOR LAKE GEORGE INC
PO BOX 352LAKE GEORGENY12845NONEPCMatching Grant$6,000
FUND FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK INC
121 AVE OF THE AMERICAS 6TH FLNEW YORKNY100131590NONEPCincrease representation of immigrants in civic life and prominence of inclusive policy by training and supporting civic leadership of Michigan and national immigrants$99,465
FUNDACION CANTARO AZUL AC
NONEPCimprove families' access to clean water sources in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by developing and implementing diversified technologies for sustainable water and sanitation services, accompanied by a capacity-building component to form local networks of leaders that can manage these systems$814,122LOS ALCANFORESSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29246
FUNDACION CEJIL MESOAMERICA
NONEPCimprove well-being of indigenous families and ensure their access to justice to ensure quality education, health care and income generating activities by increasing the efficacy and autonomy of the Inter-American System of Human Rights$66,046600M S Y 75M E CASA AMARILLA IZQSAN JOSECS
FUNDACION MEXICANA DE APOYO INFANTIL AC
NONEPCpromote children's optimal development in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, by developing an evaluation and measuring system to track the impact of health and nutrition initiatives while improving planning and execution$28,634COL VILLA COYOACANMEXICODFMX04000
FUNDACION OASIS DE AMOR
NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000CALLE 12 NO19A-10 SANTA MARTASANTA MARTAMAGDELENACO
FUNDACION TODO POR EL CINE AC
NONEPChelp preserve ancestral knowledge of Mayan communities of Yucatan Peninsula by filming video documents that disseminate traditional practices in agriculture and health and contribute to strengthening indigenous communities identity$49,880ETLA N 9 COL HIPODROMO DEL CUAUHMEXICO CITYDFMX06100
FUTURE FOCUSED EDUCATION
200 BROADWAY NEALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCincrease the economic well-being of young children and their families by supporting high-quality internships for economically vulnerable young parents and adults and infrastructure development among the Leadership Schools Network, Albuquerque Public Schools, employers and other partners$307,500
FUTURES WITHOUT VIOLENCE
100 MONTGOMERY STSAN FRANCISCOCA94129NONEPCcreate safer workplaces for mothers working in low-wage janitorial, hotel and farmworker jobs by building partnerships between anti-violence and workers rights advocates, developing resources that cut across industries and aligning with federal efforts to reduce violence in the workplace$386,835
FUTURO MEDIA GROUP
361 W 125TH ST 6TH FLNEW YORKNY10027NONEPCincrease media and public awareness regarding authentic narratives of immigrant families and the impacts of family separation and natural disasters on vulnerable communities of color by engaging local underrepresented communities in journalism that acknowledges their experiences and points of view$246,298
GAHAGAN NATURE PRESERVE INC
PO BOX 421ROSCOMMONMI48653NONEPCMatching Grant$60
GALLOWAY RIDGE INC
3000 GALLOWAY RIDGEPITTSBORONC27312NONEPCMatching Grant$5,500
GCC FOUNDATION
5504 E 146TH STNOBLESVILLEIN46062NONEPCMatching Grant$500
GEDAKINA INC
PO BOX 9061EssexVT05451NONEPCnurture, build leadership and strengthen capacity for recovery and renewal among women and girls in New England First Nations tribes through a culturally-grounded, multi-generational system of mentoring and exchange$100,000
GENERATIONS UNITED INC
80 F ST NWWASHINGTONDC20001NONEPCincrease equitable outcomes for early education and K-12 students by strengthening a caregivers network in communities with high rates of grandparents raising grandchildren, recruiting under-represented Native and African Americans into the network, training and creation of key resources$300,000
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
2121 I ST NW STE 601WASHINGTONDC20052NONEPCaccelerate progress in achieving racial equity in employment and maternal and child health by developing and disseminating an innovative tool that ensures that program and policy implementation addresses the intersecting and negative impacts of race, class and gender on vulnerable populations$241,233
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
2121 I ST NW STE 601WASHINGTONDC20052NONEPCadvance cross-sector, community-based partnerships to improve health equity by promoting dialogue among public and private funders and cataloging best practices of new and established Accountable Communities for Health across the country$150,015
GEORGIA MICRO ENTERPRISE NETWORK
504 FAIR STATLANTAGA30313NONEPCstrengthen efforts to use microenterprise business development as a tool to improve the economic condition and self-sufficiency of low-income mothers and their young children in select southern states, including Louisiana, retaining and creating over 1000 small businesses and jobs$66,000
GIDEONS INTERNATIONAL
PO BOX 5462SUN CITY CENTERFL33571NONEPCMatching Grant$4,000
GIDEONS INTERNATIONAL
PO BOX 1151BATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCMatching Grant$100
GILDAS CLUB GRAND RAPIDS
1806 BRIDGE ST NWGRAND RAPIDSMI49504NONEPCMatching Grant$500
GIRLS GROUP
2531 JACKSON AVE 188ANN ARBORMI48103NONEPCMatching Grant$1,400
GLOBAL PEDIATRIC ALLIANCE
PO BOX 640046SAN FRANCISCOCA94164NONEPCimprove maternal and child health and access to respectful, quality health services in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, through community leadership and traditional birth attendants training$104,220
GLOBAL PHILANTHROPY ALLIANCE
PO BOX 762ST JOSEPHMI49085NONEPCMatching Grant$21,200
GLOBALGIVING FOUNDATION INC
1110 VERMONT AVE NW SUITE 550WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCMatching Grant$400
GO GLOBAL NC
68 T W ALEXANDER DR BOX 13628RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARKNC27709NONEPCMatching Grant$334
GOLDEN RESCUE IN NAPLES INC
1826 IVY POINTE CTNAPLESFL34109NONEPCMatching Grant$200
GOOD WORK NETWORK
2028 ORETHA CASTLE HALEY BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCexpand small business ownership and access to capital for minority owned firms by supporting technical assistance and capacity building for new and expanding enterprises or businesses and the entrepreneurial ecosystem in New Orleans$160,000
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF CENTRAL MICHIGANS HEARTLAND INC
4820 WAYNE RDBATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCexpand financial literacy, provide jobs/training for the unemployed and provide needed technology systems for Battle Creek jobs partners to track and monitor those entering the Battle Creek jobs system$498,328
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF GREATER DETROIT
3111 GRAND RIVER AVEDETROITMI49208NONEPCadvance employment of low- and moderate-income individuals and advance company growth and personnel retention in Detroit, Michigan, by establishing an employer-led membership program to assist employers with best practice knowledge, collaboration, services and support$250,000
GRACE ADVENTURES
2100 N RIDGE RDMEARSMI49436NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH OF MARLETTE
6480 CRANBROOK STMARLETTEMI48453NONEPCMatching Grant$5,200
GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH
9037 PENNFIELD ROADBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$5,400
GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH
5504 E 146TH STNOBLESVILLEIN46062NONEPCMatching Grant$7,800
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
239 E NORTH STHASTINGSMI49058NONEPCMatching Grant$1,750
GRACE MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL INC
PO BOX 9405GRAND RAPIDSMI49509NONEPCMatching Grant$7,400
GRAFTED NYC LTD
248 DUFFIELD ST 6UBROOKLYNNY11201NONEPCMatching Grant$2,400
GRAND CANYON TRUST
2301 N FORT VALLEY RDFLAGSTAFFAZ86001NONEPCstrengthen the ability of lower-income Native American families in and around the Navajo Nation to improve their economic well-being and create wealth by providing geographically-focused and year-round entrepreneurship and business support$408,171
GRAND HAVEN AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
ONE S HARBOR DRIVEGRAND HAVENMI49417NONEPCMatching Grant$400,000
GRAND RAPIDS AFRICAN AMERICAN HEALTH INSTITUTE
500 LAFAYETTE ST NE STE 018GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCincrease diversity in the workforce by strengthening the organization's capacity to transform healthcare career pathways available to students of color within institutions of higher education in West Michigan$200,000
GRAND RAPIDS AFRICAN AMERICAN HEALTH INSTITUTE
500 LAFAYETTE ST NE STE 018GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCprovide funds to support charitable activities for the Grand Rapids African American Health Institute Gala$5,000
GRAND RAPIDS CHILD DISCOVERY
409 LAFAYETTE AVE SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCMatching Grant$200
GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
143 BOSTWICK AVE NEGRAND RAPIDSMI495033295NONEPCincrease employment rates and economic mobility for vulnerable families in neighborhoods of focus through technical training and certification in high-growth career pathways$329,574
GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
185 OAKES ST SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCsupport a donor-advised fund to carry out grantmaking through the use of mini-grants$150,000
GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
185 OAKES ST SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCincrease capacity for small non-profits in Grand Rapids, with an emphasis on building their racial equity lens, by providing small dollar technical assistance grants$50,000
GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
185 OAKES ST SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCMatching Grant$202,200
GRAND RAPIDS CREATIVE YOUTH CENTER
413 EASTERN AVE SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCMatching Grant$100
GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PO BOX 117GRAND RAPIDSMI495010117NONEPCimprove school readiness outcomes for children in Grand Rapids, Michigan, transitioning from pre-school to kindergarten by supporting a summer enrichment and learning program focused on play, social and emotional learning and the development of classroom skills$198,403
GRAND RAPIDS STUDENT ADVANCEMENT
111 LIBRARY NE 5TH FLOORGRAND RAPIDSMI49505NONEPCMatching Grant$200
GRAND TRAVERSE REGIONAL LAND CONSERVANCY
3860 N LONG LAKE RD STE DTRAVERSE CITYMI49684NONEPCMatching Grant$5,422
GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY
1 CAMPUS DRALLENDALEMI494019403NONEPCincrease media, public awareness and engagement on inclusion/racial equity issues in Grand Rapids by developing content and providing media training/resources to organizational partners and individuals to engage in action-orientated activities to improve child well-being and communities for families$254,309
GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY
1 CAMPUS DRALLENDALEMI494019403NONEPCsupport the transformation in Battle Creek Public Schools by providing students college/career readiness opportunities, including teacher and health professions pipelines towards improved recruitment, preparation and retention of educators for the district and health professionals for the community$3,102,894
GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY
301 W FULTON STE 820ECGRAND RAPIDSMI495046492NONEPCMatching Grant$430
GRANTMAKERS FOR EDUCATION
700 SW 5TH AVE 4000 3FLPORTLANDOR97204NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event for education grantmakers and practitioners to connect and collaborate in order to improve education environments and outcomes for all students$30,000
GRANTMAKERS FOR EDUCATION
700 SW 5TH AVE 4000 3FLPORTLANDOR97204NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable conference; Supporting Students in Overcoming Adversity: Agency, Justice, Equity; to support collaboration to advance system change in early childhood education and education systems$25,000
GRANTMAKERS IN HEALTH
1100 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 1200WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCadvance health equity through a racial equity lens and support the health of vulnerable children, ages 0-8, and their families by increasing and leveraging opportunities for philanthropic organizations to communicate, coordinate, learn, grow and collaborate to strengthen philanthropic practice$398,477
GRAY BAYNE FILM AND MEDIA LLC
1771 N VERMONT AVE 306LOS ANGELESCA90027NONENCincrease rates of breastfeeding among African American women and decrease racial and ethnic disparities in breastfeeding by developing and disseminating a feature film designed to accelerate a culture shift around breastfeeding in African American communities nationally$53,260
GREATER BATTLE CREEK ICE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
PO BOX 2545BATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCMatching Grant$450
GREATER GRAND RAPIDS CHAMBER FOUNDATION
250 MONROE STE 150GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCincrease and strengthen second-stage minority and woman-owned businesses in Grand Rapids through capacity and network building$198,080
GREATER JACKSON ARTS COUNCIL
201 E PARCAGOULA ST STE 103JACKSONMS39201NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, "Racial Literacy for the 21st Century," which seeks to promote conversation and build tools necessary to have open, honest dialogue about race and racism in the 21st Century in a way that encourages narrative change about the communities we live in$20,000
GREATER KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
1055 BROADWAY STE 130KANSAS CITYMO64105NONEPCMatching Grant$29,729
GREATER KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
1055 BROADWAY STE 130KANSAS CITYMO64105NONEPCsupport a donor-advised fund to carry out grantmaking through the use of mini-grants$150,000
GREATER KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
1055 BROADWAY STE 130KANSAS CITYMO64105NONEPCdevelop Latinos to their fullest potential by providing core support for the Hispanic development fund$200,000
GREATER NEW ORLEANS FOUNDATION
919 ST CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCincrease employment opportunities for underserved populations by providing workforce development, direct employment connections and collaboration with employers to incorporate employee retention supports; and expand nonprofit organizations' capacity to integrate financial capability into their work$622,813
GREATER NEW ORLEANS FOUNDATION
919 ST CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCincrease racial equity practices by providing training and ongoing engagement with multi-sector leaders across New Orleans, supporting development of racial equity practices and policies in their organizations and increasing public awareness through a citywide media campaign$150,000
GREATER NEW ORLEANS FOUNDATION
919 ST CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCimprove health of vulnerable mothers and infants by building and leveraging an expanded, informed and coordinated philanthropic presence that will better target resources to achieve structural and policy change in vulnerable communities$94,000
GREATER NEW ORLEANS FUNDERS NETWORK
4411 CANAL STNEW ORLEANSLA70119NONENCleverage philanthropic investments in the Greater New Orleans Region that promote racial equity, education, health and employment equity by supporting an evaluation of all the action tables' previous work and creating a new health equity action table$110,000
GREATER WASHINGTON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
1325 G ST NW STE 480WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCMatching Grant$258,532
GRET - GROUPE DE RECHERCHE ET D'ECHANGES TECHNOLOGIQUES
NONENCcreate income generation opportunities and improve livelihood of children and families in St. Louis du Sud, in the Southwest Corridor of Haiti, by repairing an irrigation canal, provide training, distributing seeds and tools to smallholder farmers and repairing a community drinking water system$260,22845 BIS AVENUE DE LA BELLE GABRIELLENOGENT SUR MARNE CEDEX94FR94736
GROSSE POINTE YOUTH
788 LAKE SHORE DRGROSSE POINTE SHORESMI48236NONEPCMatching Grant$200
GROUNDSWELL INTERNATIONAL INC
1875 CONNECTICUT AVE NWWASHINGTONDC20009NONEPCadvance families access to healthy food by promoting resilient seed systems through experimentation, experience and practices exchange and documentation of models and tools with small-scale farmers in Oaxaca, the Highlands of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico$351,149
GROUNDWORK CENTER FOR RESILIENT COMMUNITIES INC
148 E FRONT ST STE 301TRAVERSE CITYMI496845725NONEPCMatching Grant$1,700
GROUNDWORK CENTER FOR RESILIENT COMMUNITIES INC
148 E FRONT ST STE 301TRAVERSE CITYMI496845725NONEPCincrease access to healthy fresh food by vulnerable children in school and early childhood settings through sharing and disseminating findings and best practices from the "10 Cents a Meal" state pilot project$100,000
GROUPE D APPUI POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT DU SUD
NONEPCassist women and single-parent household victims of Hurricane Matthew in Okay and Senlwidisid, Haiti, to return to their homes and resume their regular activities by repairing their homes and providing technical assistance and life skills workshops$50,000LES CAYES DEPARTEMENT SUD HT 8110HAITI SOUTHHA
GROUPE HAITIEN D ETUDE DU SARCOME DEKAPOSI ET DES INFECTIONS OPPORTUNISTES
NONEPCreduce maternal and neonatal mortality rate in South Province of Haiti through a maternal and newborn health care model at the clinical and community levels, coordination among key partners and stakeholders and identification of resources to ensure sustainability and evidence-based delivery services$262,78733 BLVD HARRY TRUMANPORT AU PRINCEWEST DEPARTMENTHAHT6110
GROW & LEAD CENTER FOR YOUTH
712 CHIPPEWA SQUARE STE 200MARQUETTEMI49855NONESO III FIMatching Grant$100
GROW DAT YOUTH FARM
1 PALM DRNEW ORLEANSLA70124NONEPCimprove healthy living opportunities for children by enhancing youth capacity for leadership and self-realization through direct engagement in building a more racially and economically just food system in New Orleans$200,000
GROWING HOPE
922 WEST MICHIGAN AVEYPSILANTIMI48198NONEPCMatching Grant$444
GROWING UP KNOWING
PO BOX 16123JACKSONMS39236NONEPCMatching Grant$100
GRUPO DE INFORMACION EN REPRODUCCION ELEGIDA AC
NONEPCreduce infant and maternal mortality in Mexico, by analyzing and making visible obstetric violence affecting indigenous women, increasing state awareness and supporting the development of a network of stakeholders to positively impact these conditions$160,000COL BARIO SAN LUCAS DEL COYOACANCIUDAD DE MEXICODFMX04030
GUADALUPE CENTER INC
509 HOPE CIRCLEIMMOKALEEFL34142NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
GUIDESTONE FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF DALLS
5005 LBJ FWY STE 2200DALLASTX75244NONEPCMatching Grant$100
GUIDING LIGHT MISSION INC
255 DIVISION AVE SGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCMatching Grant$600
GULF COAST COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC
11975 SEAWAY RD STE B-150GULFPORTMS39503NONEPCimprove employment equity, quality early childhood education and health outcomes for children and families in East Biloxi, Mississippi, by completing an updated community needs assessment and executing recommended actions from the assessment$250,000
GULFPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT
PO BOX 220GULFPORTMI395010220NONEPCincrease workforce development and career pathways by expanding the Harrison County Shipbuilder Academy across the Mississippi Gulf Coast to prepare a pipeline of industrial skilled employees for industries$150,000
GULL LAKE BIBLE CHURCH
1491 MIDLAND DRIVEHICKORY CORNERSMI49060NONEPCMatching Grant$8,000
GULL LAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
10100 EAST D AVENUERICHLANDMI49083NONEPCMatching Grant$100
GUMBO LIMBO NATURE CENTER
1801 N OCEAN BLVDBOCA RATONFL33432NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
GWJ COMPANY LLC
100 RIVERFRONT DR STE 2610DETROITMI48226NONENCimprove the economic vitality of Battle Creek, Michigan, by developing and executing a downtown development strategy$439,999
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL
270 PEACHTREE ST NW STE 1300ATLANTAGA30303NONEPCadvance the economic stability, health and wellbeing of families in Chiapas, Mexico, by strengthening the sector's capacity to supply decent and affordable housing to low-income families$99,684
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL
PO BOX 7024AMERICUSGA31709NONEPCMatching Grant$2,200
HADASSAH GREATER DETROIT
5030 ORCHARD LAKE RDWEST BLOOMFIELDMI48323NONEPCMatching Grant$800
HAITI PROJECTS INC
335 WATER STREETHANOVERMA02339NONEPCimprove the academic performance/outcomes of children and increase income-generating opportunities for families in Fond des Blancs, Haiti, through educational enrichment, library services, teacher development and skill training at a newly constructed community library/multi-purpose training center$112,000
HAITIAN EDUCATION AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
64 FULTON ST STE 1102NEW YORKNY10038NONEPCincrease leadership opportunities in education and employment for economically disadvantaged students from primarily rural areas of Haiti through university scholarships and a 4-year citizenship and leadership program$551,476
HARPER CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH
13222 BEADLE LAKE ROADBATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCMatching Grant$16,822
HARVARD MAGAZINE INC
7 WARE STCAMBRIDGEMA02138NONEPCMatching Grant$100
HAVEN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
NONEPCincrease food security and improve livelihood of families in Cavaillon in the Southwest Corridor of Haiti by providing training and seeds to smallholder farmers and revitalizing and increasing outputs of a demonstration farm that was significantly damaged by Hurricane Matthew$145,328GRAND CANAL QUAYDUBLIN LEINSTEREID02PW24
HAVEN HILL FOUNDATION INC
PO BOX 1741ANN ARBORMI481061741NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
HAVEN HOUSE
PO BOX 961EAST LANSINGMI48823NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
HAVEN OF REST MINISTRIES OF BATTLE CREEK
11 GREEN STBATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCMatching Grant$2,850
HAVEN REFORMED CHURCH
5350 N SPRINKLE RDKALAMAZOOMI49004NONEPCMatching Grant$7,550
HEALTH & EDUCATION ALLIANCE OF LOUISANA
1700 JOSEPHINE ST STE 200NEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCpromote health equity for vulnerable children by ensuring they have remediating services to overcome early health deficits to ensure ability to learn$200,000
HEALTHCONNECT ONE
1436 W RANDOLPH 4TH FLCHICAGOIL60607NONEPCstrengthen the voice of vulnerable communities in maternal and child health/breastfeeding decision-making by developing effective and authentic community leadership and by organizing a coordinated national network$749,974
HEART OF WEST MICHIGAN UNITED WAY
118 COMMERCE AVE SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCincrease access to employment opportunities for residents in select neighborhoods by aligning and coordinating workforce development and human service providers to better prepare residents for high-demand employment and career pathways$150,000
HEARTLAND HUMAN CARE SERVICES INC
208 S LASALLE ST STE 1300CHICAGOIL60604NONEPCimprove maternal, child and family health and increase breastfeeding rates among Latino pregnant and parenting youth through an innovative curriculum, breastfeeding education and support$29,119
HEARTSPACE SPIRITUAL RESOURCES
4909 WATERS EDGE DR STE 215RALEIGHNC27606NONEPCMatching Grant$300
HENRY FORD HEALTH SYSTEM
1 FORD PLACE -5FDETROITMI48202NONEPCMatching Grant$200
HENRY VILAS PARK ZOOLOGICAL
606 S RANDALL AVEMADISONWI53715NONEPCMatching Grant$200
HER INSTITUTE
8 WEINNING DRLULINGLA70070NONEPCenable the organization to strengthen its mission of inspiring, educating and supporting women, men, children and their families in their journey to a healthier life through health, education and research services by providing general operating support$53,494
HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
1706 WRIGHT STCADILLACMI49601NONEPCMatching Grant$600
HIGHSCOPE EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
600 N RIVER STYPSILANTIMI481982898NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, an international conference, designed to empower early educators to ensure young children receive a high-quality education$20,000
HILLEL THE FOUNDATION FOR JEWISH CAMPUS LIFE
1429 HILL STANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCMatching Grant$400
HILTON HEAD HUMANE ASSOCIATION INC
10 HUMANE WAYHILTON HEAD ISLANDSC29926NONEPCMatching Grant$1,250
HILTON HEAD ISLAND DEEP WELL
PO BOX 5543HILTON HEADSC29938NONEPCMatching Grant$1,500
HISPANIC CENTER OF WESTERN MICHIGAN
1204 GRANDVILLE AVE SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCincrease access to high demand careers for Latino residents in the foundation's Grand Rapids neighborhoods of focus by expanding Spanish language training and supports$248,221
HISPANIC FEDERATION INC
55 EXCHANGE PL 5TH FLNEW YORKNY10005NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of empowering and advancing the Hispanic community by providing general operating support$200,000
HISPANICS IN PHILANTHROPY
414 13TH ST STE 200OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCprovide emergency funds to the family separation crisis at the United States-Mexico border to unite children with their families$300,000
HISPANICS IN PHILANTHROPY
414 13TH ST STE 200OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the annual leadership conference and gala, to bring together transnational leaders and innovators from across sectors to strengthen the Latino community$35,000
HISPANICS IN PHILANTHROPY
414 13TH ST STE 200OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of strengthening Latino leadership, voice, and equity by providing general operating support$150,000
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MICHIGAN
5815 EXECUTIVE DRLANSINGMI48911NONEPCMatching Grant$400
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF OAK PARK AND RIVER FOREST
PO BOX 771OAK PARKIL60303NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
HMONG AMERICAN FARMERS ASSOCIATION
149 THOMPSON AVE E STE 210WEST ST PAULMN55118NONEPCcreate a cradle-to-college pipeline for healthy, local food access, while simultaneously creating a financially sound business model for Hmong American farmers$200,000
HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL CENTER
28123 ORCHARD LAKE RDFARMINGTON HILLSMI48334NONEPCMatching Grant$200
HOME REPAIR SERVICES
1100 S DIVISION AVEGRAND RAPIDSMI49507NONEPCMatching Grant$400
HOPE ENTERPRISE CORPORATION
4 OLD RIVER PLJACKSONMS392023434NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of strengthening communities and improving lives in economically distressed areas of the Mid South through access to quality financial products/services by providing general operating support$1,000,000
HOPE ENTERPRISE CORPORATION
4 OLD RIVER PLJACKSONMS392023434NONEPCincrease investment in low-income communities by advancing authentic community engagement, rigorous data and policy analysis, strategic communications and robust partnerships$500,000
HOPE ENTERPRISE CORPORATION
4 OLD RIVER PLJACKSONMS392023434NONEPCexplore innovative models of sustainable, fresh food operations that will increase access to fresh, healthy foods for the Drew, Mississippi community by conducting site visits to other rural grocery stores in the South$24,760
HOPE NETWORK
3075 ORCHARD VISTA DRIVE SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49546NONEPCincrease reading proficiency by third grade by providing training, coaching and other instructional supports for teachers and tutors within Detroit Public School Community District$192,726
HOPE ON A STRING INC
PO BOX 714BEDFORD HILLSNY10507NONEPCimprove student outcomes, foster community engagement and strengthen relations between residents and businesses in Arcahaie, Haiti, through music and arts classes and curriculum, participation in a community planning process and securing performances for students at the local resorts$224,020
HORACE MANN LEAGUE OF THE UNITED
560 RAINIER LNPORT LUDLOWWA98365NONEPCMatching Grant$100
HOSPICE CARE OF SW MICHIGAN
222 N KALAMAZOO MALL STE 100KALAMAZOOMI490073882NONEPCMatching Grant$260
HOSPICE OF CINCINNATI
10500 MONTGOMERY RDCINCINNATIOH45242NONEPCMatching Grant$700
HOSPITAL HOSPITALITY HOUSE OF SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN
828 S BURDICK STKALAMAZOOMI49001NONEPCMatching Grant$100
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
2244 10TH ST NWWASHINGTONDC20059NONEPCMatching Grant$400
HUMAN IMPACT PARTNERS
304 12TH ST STE 2BOAKLANDCA94607NONEPCadvance health equity in communities by amplifying the voice of public health professionals using community organizing principles and leadership development$203,834
HUMANE SOCIETY OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN
2500 WATKINS ROADBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$2,990
HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES
2100 L STREET NWWASHINGTONDC20037NONEPCMatching Grant$950
HUSTON-TILLOTSON UNIVERSITY
900 CHICON STAUSTINTX78702NONEPCMatching Grant$200
ICA GROUP INC
74 KING STNORTHAMPTONMA01060NONEPCimprove the sustainability of child care businesses that serve vulnerable children by providing technical assistance and guidance to existing centers and centers looking to transition into worker ownership$250,000
IDAHO ASSOCIATION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN INC
4355 W EMERALD ST STE 250BOISEID837062072NONEPCstrengthen community awareness and demand, through research and education, about the importance of affordable quality early learning programs for children in Idaho$641,200
IDEAS INFORMACION Y DISENOS EDUCATIVOS PARA ACCIONES SALUDABLES
NONEPCpromote youth leadership in Chenalho and San Juan Cancuc, Chiapas, Mexico, by strengthening young, indigenous people's capacity to understand their rights, make informed decisions about their lives and participate in efforts to transform communities$115,167DESPACHO 304 COL VILLA OLIM TLALPANMEXICO CITYDFMX14020
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH
645 S DOUGLAS AVETHREE RIVERSMI49093NONEPCMatching Grant$3,000
IN HIS IMAGE INTERNATIONAL INC
PO BOX 1191TULSAOK74136NONEPCMatching Grant$750
IN PROGRESS
213 FRONT AVEST PAULMN55117NONEPCMatching Grant$200
IN TOUCH MINISTRIES INC
PO BOX 7900ATLANTAGA303579974NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
INCIATIVA PARA EL DESARROLLO INTEGRAL COMUNITARIO DEL SURESTE AC
NONEPCenable children and young people in the Calakmul region of Mexico to strengthen their skills in environmental conservation, agroecological production and the establishment of agroforestry systems through the creation of teaching-learning processes and live laboratories$40,999SN ENTRE PUKTE Y ZAPOTESOHLAGUNA CALAKMULCMPMX24644
INDEPENDENT BAPTIST
PO BOX 980NASHVILLEMI49073NONEPCMatching Grant$10,700
INDEPENDENT SECTOR
1602 L ST NW STE 900WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event to enhance interest in racial equity and the field of philanthropy$100,000
INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER INC
2401 12TH ST NWALBUQUERQUENM87104NONEPCchallenge racial inequities and improve the well-being of Pueblo Native American children and their families by supporting leadership development and engagement, advocacy, self-organizing, data sovereignty and other programmatic priorities by the All Pueblo Council of Governors$222,000
INDIANA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
650 W WASHINGTON STINDIANAPOLISIN46204NONEPCpromote science, technology, engineering and math access and career exploration for low-income urban and rural students$25,000
INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
4201 S WASHINGTON STMARIONIN46953NONEPCMatching Grant$1,200
INDIGNACION PROMOCION Y DEFENSA DE LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS AC
NONEPCstrengthen civic engagement via increasing Mayan people participation in decision making processes by providing legal support and implementation of a comprehensive educational process regarding indigenous rights to self-determination and access to water, land and territory$80,000CALLE 17A SN CHABLEKALMERIDA YUCATANYUCMX97305
INFINITUM HUMANITARIAN SYSTEMS INC
220 2ND AVE SSEATTLEWA98104NONENCimprove access to clean and drinkable water for families in Calakmul, Campeche in Mexico by implementing three water purification systems$207,986
INITIATIVES OF CHANGE INC
2201 W BROAD ST STE 200RICHMONDVA23220NONEPCeradicate racism in Richmond; Hanover, Chesterfield and Henrico Counties; and other counties, if viable, through equitable systems, resilient narratives, inter- and intra-community relationships and organizing by implementing the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$417,232
INNOVACION Y APOYO EDUCATIVO AC
NONEPCimprove the quality of education in Chiapas, Yucatan and other potential states in Mexico through the implementation of a program for teacher capacity-building under a human education perspective$125,000C/O BENITO JUAREZ 9SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29200
INNOVATE EDUCATE
PO BOX 9919SANTA FENM87504NONEPCdevelop a scalable, sustainable two generation model for linking early education and care to employment for low-income families through partnerships between workforce investment boards and early care and education stakeholders through an RFP$500,000
INNOVATE MISSISSIPPI
121 N STATE ST STE 500JACKSONMS39201NONEPCincrease opportunities for low-income young adults to access high quality, sustainable wage coding and technology employment through establishing a coding academy to provide educational activities and direct access to employers for young adults who reside in the city of Jackson$896,203
INSIGHT CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
360 14TH ST STE 500AOAKLANDCA94612NONEPCutilize quantitative and qualitative research to develop and distribute a community-driven analysis of Mississippi's regional labor markets and workforce systems focused on Sunflower County, East Biloxi and Jackson, Mississippi$720,000
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRATIC EDUCATION IN AMERICA
2008 W RIDGEWAY STJACKSONMS39213NONEPCimprove the quality of public education by strengthening community-based leadership, changing narratives about our schools and community and supporting local networks to sustain transformative education change in Jackson, Miss.$200,000
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRATIC EDUCATION IN AMERICA
2008 W RIDGEWAY STJACKSONMS39213NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, North Dakota Study Group to engage education advocacy groups from all over the country on learning's from Jackson, Mississippi's education system$5,000
INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP INC
4301 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 100WASHINGTONDC20008NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2019 National Family and Community Engagement Conference$40,000
INSTITUTE FOR NATIVE PACIFIC EDUCATION AND CULTURE
1001 KAMOKILA BLVD 226KAPOLEIHI96707NONEPCadvance family economic stability and well-being and ensure quality early education through building financial capability, developing assets and promoting entrepreneurship and employment for vulnerable parents who have children in their two-generation early childhood programs$250,818
INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES
1301 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCstrengthen the New Mexico nonprofit sector's human capacity to effectively analyze and develop policy aimed at addressing racial inequity in the areas of health, education and economic security by supporting an 18-month fellowship targeted toward recent college graduates who are New Mexico natives$101,900
INSTITUTE OF WOMEN AND ETHNIC STUDIES
365 CANAL ST STE 1550NEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCimprove childhood and family outcomes by building a community-centered strategic approach to advancing trauma-responsive systems change in education and health$100,000
INSTITUTE OF WOMEN AND ETHNIC STUDIES
365 CANAL ST STE 1550NEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCimprove healthy living opportunities for children by addressing systemic racial inequities in the educational and mental health care systems in New Orleans$400,000
INSTITUTE OF WOMEN AND ETHNIC STUDIES
365 CANAL ST STE 1550NEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCachieve racial equity in birth outcomes and maternal health outcomes in New Orleans by engaging community and other key stakeholders in a human centered design process to define and implement systems change$133,250
INSTITUTO DE LIDERAZGO SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR AC
NONEPCstrengthen indigenous and afro-descendent women as leaders at the local and national level to advance their agendas on health, wellbeing, human rights and civic engagement$141,200COLONIA ROMA DELEG CUAUHTEMOCMEXICODFMX06700
INSTITUTO INTERNACIONAL DE RECURSOS RENOVABLES AC
NONEPCenhance food security and sustainable productive practices in Mayan communities of Yucatan Peninsula by installing an integral waste management system that contributes to improve families livelihood and support the creation of networks to share knowledge and strengthen local economy$257,325COL CONDESAMEXICODFMX06140
INSTITUTO PARA EL DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE EN MESOAMERICA AC
NONEPCensure a sufficient supply of drinkable water in Calakmul, Mexico, schools by supporting a comprehensive program to educate children, families and local leaders on sustainable practices for use of water resources$101,027BARRIO EL CERRILLOSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29220
INSTITUTO PARA EL DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE EN MESOAMERICA AC
NONEPCimprove families' wellbeing in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by supporting the development of local leaders skilled to propel their own vision of development and by supporting spaces for communities to engage in participatory decision-making$188,881BARRIO EL CERRILLOSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29220
INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO SUPERIOR DE HOPELCHEN
NONEPCadvance food sovereignty in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, by supporting the collaboration of stakeholders promoting the conservation and exchange of native seeds$180,654HOPELCHEN KM 83HOPELCHEN CAMPECHECMPMX24600
INSTITUTO YUCATECO DE EMPRENDEDORES
NONEPCimprove the living conditions of families in Yucatan Mayan communities through supporting and boosting models of social and productive entrepreneurship that promote autonomy, community self-management and strengthening the social fabric$168,539CONTAMINANTES 13613 SODZIL NORTEMERIDAYUCMX97110
INTER FAITH COUNCIL
110 W MAIN STCARRBORONC27510NONEPCMatching Grant$200
INTERFAITH CENTER
704 AIRPORT BLVD STE 1ANN ARBORMI48108NONEPCMatching Grant$200
INTERFAITH STRATEGY FOR ADVOCACY
247 W LOVELL STKALAMAZOOMI48108NONEPCMatching Grant$450
INTERNATIONAL FUNDERS FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
PO BOX 29184SAN FRANCISCOCA94129NONEPCincrease philanthropic investments to indigenous communities in Mexico and New Mexico, by promoting the articulation among international funders through meetings, conferences and learning opportunities that include the participation and dialogue with indigenous leaders$45,000
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
500 RIVERSIDE DRIVENEW YORKNY10027NONEPCMatching Grant$200
INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF MUSLIM CULTURES
201 E PASCAGOULA STJACKSONMS39201NONEPCutilize the power of museums as a mobilizer towards cross-racial healing, justice and human dignity$138,640
INVESTIGACION EN SALUD Y DEMOGRAFIA SC
NONENCadvance social transformation in Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, by strengthening and improving nonprofit organizations' capacity to plan, implement and evaluate their work, to improve their work and elevate their impact$71,125MALAGA 88CUIDAD DE MEXICODFMX03920
INVESTIGACION Y EDUCACION POPULAR AUTOGESTIVA AC
NONEPCimprove families' wellbeing in specific municipalities within Campeche, Chiapas and Yucatan, through the development of strategic collaborations that promote skills and actions towards resilience, civic engagement and risk management$80,000FRACCIONAMIENTO LA FLORIDAMERIDAYUCMX97138
IOWA ASSOCIATION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN
5525 MEREDITH DR STE FDES MOINESIA50310NONEPCrefine the northeast Iowa farm to early childhood education model and lay the groundwork to expand statewide through intentional implementation and policy impact efforts determined by the coalition$150,000
IOWA ASSOCIATION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN
5525 MEREDITH DR STE FDES MOINESIA50310NONEPCcreate a higher quality early childhood workforce in Iowa by supporting Child Care WAGE$ IOWA as it moves from pilot phases into a statewide implementation$64,000
IREX
1275 K ST NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2019 Impact Fellowships Summit to support exchange of innovative tools in order to improve racial equity content of leadership development programs and growth of community fellowship program innovators$5,000
IRVING S GILMORE INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD FESTIVAL
359 S KALAMAZOO MALL STE 101KALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$10,000
IRVING S GILMORE INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD FESTIVAL
359 S KALAMAZOO MALL STE 101KALAMAZOOMI490074843NONEPCenable children and families in Battle Creek, Michigan, to receive music education, literacy and instruction with enrichment opportunities by providing piano labs, family concerts, noon jazz series and young artist recitals$149,573
ISAIAH
2356 UNIVERSITY AVE W STE 405ST PAULMN55114NONEPCstrengthen efforts to raise public awareness about the importance of affordable, high-quality child care and the need for public investment to increase access and improve quality of child care programs for low-income working families$250,000
ISLAMIC RELIEF USA
3655 WHEELER AVEALEXANDRIAVA22304NONEPCMatching Grant$19,460
IVY FOUNDATION INC
PO BOX 581546MINNEAPOLISMN55458NONEPCMatching Grant$300
J STREET EDUCATION FUND
PO BOX 66073WASHINGTONDC20035NONEPCMatching Grant$150
JACKSON 2000 INCORPORATED
125 S CONGRESS ST STE 1330JACKSONMS39201NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event allowing the Youth Media Project to showcase their youth-led, multi-media narrative change work to the community of Jackson$15,000
JACKSON METRO SPONSORING COMMITTEE WORKING TOGETHER JACKSON
1750 ELLIS AVE 100JACKSONMS39204NONEPCimplementation of a comprehensive pathway for local residents to sustainable, living wage employment through a public/private partnership$150,000
JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 17057 1400 JOHN R LYNCH STJACKSONMS39217NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor the Mississippi Early Childhood Alliance Conference to support early childhood professionals in their efforts to care and educate children$2,500
JAMES B HUNT JR INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION LEADERSHIP & POLICY
1000 PARK FORTY PLAZA STE 280DURHAMNC27713NONEPCclose achievement gaps in early childhood education by addressing inequities, building knowledge of key stakeholders, and championing bipartisan policy solutions$250,000
JARC
6735 TELEGRAPH ROAD STE 100BLOOMFIELD HILLSMI48301NONEPCMatching Grant$100
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
2935 BIRCH HOLLOW DRANN ARBORMI48108NONEPCMatching Grant$600
JEWISH COUNCIL ON URBAN AFFAIRS
4700 N RAVENSWOOD STE BCHICAGOIL60640NONEPCMatching Grant$4,000
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES
2245 S STATE ST 200ANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCMatching Grant$144
JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER ANN ARBOR
2939 BIRCH HOLLOW DRANN ARBORMI48108NONEPCMatching Grant$1,172
JOBS TO MOVE AMERICA
525 HEWITT STLOS ANGELESCA90013NONEPCstrengthen efforts to connect low-income individuals with quality jobs that provide career-advancement opportunities in public investment technology and infrastructure$250,000
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
1101 E 33RD ST STE B001BALTIMOREMD21218NONEPCfacilitate and support an increase in the number of Baby-Friendly hospitals accessible to vulnerable populations by identifying and mapping existing gaps in geographic coverage for vulnerable populations nationally, thereby facilitating more accurate targeting of new resources to the areas of need$152,196
JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP
13641 S M-37 HIGHWAYBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$0
JUSTFAITH MINISTRIES INC
PO BOX 221348LOUISVILLEKY40252NONEPCMatching Grant$1,500
JUSTINE PETERSEN HOUSING AND REINVESTMENT CORPORATION
1023 N GRAND BLVDST LOUISMO63106NONEPCincrease financial capability, awareness of self-employment opportunities and access to micro-loans for returning citizens with children to facilitate the successful transition from incarceration to income generating opportunities$446,500
JXN INDIE MUSIC WEEK
256 E FORTIFICATION STJACKSONMS392020000NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a series of charitable events during Jackson Indie Music Week which promotes the arts and culture of Mississippi in a way that encourages community engagement and narrative change$5,000
KABOOM INC
4301 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE ML-1WASHINGTONDC20008NONEPCpromote learning and healthy development of children and families by empowering the Drew, Mississippi community to create a volunteer-built playground that eliminates the physical barriers to access and creates a desired communal space$150,000
KAIROS DWELLING
2945 GULL RDKALAMAZOOMI49048NONEPCMatching Grant$200
KALAMAZOO COLLEGE
1200 ACADEMY STREETKALAMAZOOMI490063295NONEPCMatching Grant$50,000
KALAMAZOO COMMUNITY CHURCH
2435 N 26TH STKALAMAZOOMI49048NONEPCMatching Grant$4,960
KALAMAZOO COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
4221 E MILHAMPORTAGEMI49002NONEPCMatching Grant$10,000
KALAMAZOO COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
PO BOX 50467KALAMAZOOMI49005NONEPCMatching Grant$170
KALAMAZOO COUNTY READY 4S
259 E MICHIGAN AVE STE 409KALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
KALAMAZOO GOSPEL MISSION
448 N BURDICK STREETKALAMAZOOMI490073690NONEPCMatching Grant$200
KALAMAZOO INSTITUTE OF ARTS
314 SOUTH PARK STREETKALAMAZOOMI490075102NONEPCMatching Grant$150
KALAMAZOO LOAVES & FISHES
901 PORTAGE STKALAMAZOOMI49001NONEPCMatching Grant$400
KANSAS ADVOCATES FOR BETTER
536 FIRESIDE CT STE BLAWRENCEKS66049NONEPCMatching Grant$750
KANSAS APPLESEED CENTER FOR LAW
211 E 8TH ST STE DLAWRENCEKS66044NONEPCMatching Grant$140
KANSAS FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS TOGETHER INC
715 SW 10TH AVE STE 215TOPEKAKS66612NONEPCensure kindergarten readiness for Kansas children by developing and implementing statewide best practices and recommendations to support the implementation of high-quality early childhood programs$195,100
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION
1800 KIMBALL AVE STE 200MANHATTANKS66502NONEPCMatching Grant$4,000
KAWERAK INC
PO BOX 948NOMEAK99762NONEPCimprove the early school success of Native American children by incorporating a curriculum taught in the Inupiaq language that will create a strong sense of self and community$301,614
KC HEALTHY KIDS
650 MINNESOTA AVEKANSAS CITYMO66101NONEPCstrengthen/integrate families, communities and systems in Kansas City, Mo., and Kansas City, Kan., so young children can thrive by building low-income parents' skills to advocate for their families and increase systems'/communities' capacity to respond to the needs of families with young children$317,539
KCONNECT
1633 E BELTLINE NE STE 211GRAND RAPIDSMI49525NONEPCalign key stakeholders and system providers in closing achievement gaps and improving outcomes for low-income Grand Rapids/Kent County, Michigan, students and children of color, birth to third grade, by supporting the convening of a community partnership$130,000
KEEP GROWING DETROIT
1445 ADELAIDE STDETROITMI48207NONEPCbuild the capacity of Detroit early childhood providers to offer higher-quality programs in Detroit by implementing farm-to-school strategies$135,687
KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE
450 NORTH AVEBATTLE CREEKMI490173397NONEPCincrease employment and education and reduce poverty and incarceration by providing accessible, high-quality workforce training tied to employer demand and developing key career pathways$949,999
KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE
450 NORTH AVEBATTLE CREEKMI490173397NONEPCMatching Grant$4,100
KELLOGG FELLOWS LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE INC
1633 FILLMORE ST 112DENVERCO80206NONEPCstrengthen optimal child development by engaging alumni of the foundation's fellowship programs to collaborate and advocate on key policies, practices and programs$543,450
KENTUCKY VALLEY EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE
412 ROY CAMPBELL DR STE 102HAZARDKY41701NONESO Iincrease student achievement and community prosperity by piloting district-level capacity-building efforts in several eastern Appalachian elementary public school districts that target teachers, principals, parents and community members with differentiated and personalized professional development$280,000
KERES CHILDRENS LEARNING CENTER
PO BOX 113PUEBLONM87072NONEPCimprove educational and linguistic outcomes for Native American children in Cochiti Pueblo, N.M., by enhancing the capacity and sustainability of the organization and improving systemic support for Native language immersion and dual language models$109,856
KHA'P'O COMMUNITY SCHOOL
625 KEE STESPANOLANM87532NONEPCimprove educational and socio-emotional outcomes for Santa Clara Pueblo Native American children by supporting Tewa language programming that includes immersion instruction, implementing curriculum, assessment, teacher pipeline and professional development$266,760
KIDS AROUND THE WORLD INC
4750 HYDRAULIC RDROCKFORDIL61109NONEPCMatching Grant$600
KIDS HOPE USA INC
201 W WASHINGTON AVE STE 20ZEELANDMI49464NONEPCMatching Grant$200
KIDS RETHINK NEW ORLEANS SCHOOLS
705 FLOOD STNEW ORLEANSLA70117NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of supporting youth of color in New Orleans to become thoughtful and capable leaders through the process of rethinking their experiences in their school communities and taking action to make systemic improvements by providing general operating support$150,000
KIDS RETHINK NEW ORLEANS SCHOOLS
705 FLOOD STNEW ORLEANSLA70117NONEPCMatching Grant$1,200
KIDZNOTES
PO BOX 200DURHAMNC27702NONEPCMatching Grant$200
KINAL ANTSETIK AC
NONEPCadvance family income-generation opportunities for women in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by supporting the development of productive activities and financial skills, and by strengthening the women's self-determination towards their own and their families' well-being$116,031BARRIO LA QUINTA SAN MARTINSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29247
KINGMAN MUSEUM INC
175 LIMIT STBATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCMatching Grant$300
KINGSLEY HOUSE INC
1600 CONSTANCE STNEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCdevelop and finalize an implementation plan for a family-centered, sector-based workforce training partnership approach resulting in employment career pathways, economic security and quality early education through a planning grant$100,000
KNOXVILLE MEDICAL MISSIONS
1932 HISTORIC FERRY WAYKNOXVILLETN37922NONEPCMatching Grant$3,000
LA CLINICA DE FAMILIA INC
385 CALLE DE ALEGRA ALAS CRUCESNM88005NONEPCstrengthen efforts to ensure that every child in Dona Ana County has access to quality early childhood health and education programming by coordinating a county-wide effort toward refining and implementing an early childhood development action plan$267,357
LA PLAZA DE ENCUENTRO GATHERING PLACE
714 4TH ST SWALBUQUERQUENM871024137NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of engaging Latino immigrant families in educational opportunities that build skills for economic and social justice by providing general operating support$300,000
LA PLAZA DE ENCUENTRO GATHERING PLACE
714 4TH ST SWALBUQUERQUENM871024137NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of engaging Latino immigrant families in educational opportunities that build skills for economic and social justice by providing general operating support$250,000
LA PLAZITA
831 ISLETA BLVD SWALBUQUERQUENM87105NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of engaging New Mexico's youth, elders and communities in a comprehensive, holistic and cultural approach through traditional values of respect, honor, love and family by providing general operating support$250,000
LAGUNA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 62LAGUNANM87026NONEPCinitiate cross-sector partnerships and deploy a coordinated workforce strategy that will lead to diverse jobs, portable credentials, stackable certifications, and greater job mobility in and across industries, ultimately improving the lives of low-income families$142,862
LAKE GEORGE LAND CONSERVANCY INC
PO BOX 1250BOLTON LANDINGNY12814NONEPCMatching Grant$10,000
LAKESHORE ETHNIC DIVERSITY ALLIANCE
PO BOX 2945HOLLANDMI49422NONEPCadvance and promote racial equity in western Michigan and statewide by providing leadership and working collaboratively with community partners and other key stakeholders$125,000
LAKEVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
601 RIVERSIDE DRBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$6,500
LAMPLIGHTER INDY INC
1950 E GREYHOUND PASS STE 18-201CARMELIN46033NONEPCMatching Grant$200
LATIN AMERICANS FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INC
4138 W VERNOR HWYDETROITMI48209NONEPCprovide food assistance and promote the social and economic development for low-income families in the southwest Detroit Hispanic community by supporting the 2018 holiday drive$10,000
LATINO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
235 MONTOGMERY ST STE 1160SAN FRANCISCOCA94104NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of unleashing the power of Latinos in California by building a movement of civically engaged philanthropic leaders and investing in Latino-led organizations by providing general operating support$200,000
LATINO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF COLORADO
2250 S ONEIDA ST STE 102DENVERCO80224NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of influencing and engaging Latinos and others to be leaders and philanthropic investors to develop strong and vibrant Latino communities in Colorado by providing general operating support$200,000
LATINO COMMUNITY FUND OF WASHINGTON STATE
PO BOX 30669SEATTLEWA98103NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of improving the well-being of Latinos in Washington, especially those most in need, by supporting local organizations that improve the health, education, community and economic development of the Latino community by providing general operating support$200,000
LAUNCH
PO BOX 903CHATTANOOGATN37401NONEPCincrease access to economic mobility for minority women and low-income parents by expanding a entrepreneurial education and mentoring program to additional cities across the country$80,000
LAWRENCE COMMUNITYWORKS INC
168 NEWBURY STLAWRENCEMA01841NONEPCstrengthen early learning outcomes of vulnerable children and prioritize authentic, sustained family-school engagement by establishing a partnership with Lawrence Public Schools to influence Every Student Succeeds Act implementation efforts aimed at improving school culture, climate and practice$166,104
LEADER DOGS FOR THE BLIND
1039 S ROCHESTER RDROCHESTERMI48307NONEPCMatching Grant$800
LEADING EDUCATORS INC
1824 ORETHA CASTLE HALEY BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCimprove proficiency rates of student literacy and numeracy by providing schools with high quality instructional materials, providing equity-centered professional development to teacher-leaders and supporting charter network leaders to align and organize systems$300,000
LEE COUNTY ALLIANCE FOR THE ARTS
10091 MCGREGOR BLVDFORT MYERSFL33919NONEPCMatching Grant$200
LEES MCRAE COLLEGE INC
PO BOX 128BANNER ELKNC28604NONEPCMatching Grant$500
LEGACY SCHOLARS
32 W MICHIGAN AVEBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONESO Iincrease college attendance, graduation and career exploration for students in the Battle Creek area by extending legacy scholarships and developing the local pipelines of employees in West Michigan$170,000
LEGAL SERVICES OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN
PO BOX 710SAULT STE MARIEMI497830710NONEPCMatching Grant$1,200
LEGAL SERVICES OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN
15 S WASHINTON STYPSILANTIMI48197NONEPCMatching Grant$50
LEILA ARBORETUM SOCIETY INC
928 W MICHIGAN AVEBATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCMatching Grant$24,900
LENDING HANDS OF MICHIGAN
2403 HELEN AVEPORTAGEMI49002NONEPCMatching Grant$50
LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHONA SOCIETY
11550 N MERIDIAN STCARMELIN46032NONEPCMatching Grant$200
LIDERAMOS
2678 CLERMONT STDENVERCO80207NONEPCcreate optimal conditions for vulnerable children by shifting the thinking about leadership while supporting development practices that are equity focused and expand, connect and enhance the quality and impact of Latino Leadership programs across America$100,000
LIFE OUTREACH INTERNATIONAL
PO BOX 982000FT WORTHTX76182NONEPCMatching Grant$288
LIFT INC
999 NORTH CAPITOL ST NE STE 310WASHINGTONDC20002NONEPCimprove employment stability, social supports, and economic security for low-income parents and children of color by connecting them to a career pathways model with deep employer engagement, family coaching, peer networks, and holistic supports$251,200
LIFT ORLANDO
2043 JACOBS PLORLANDOFL32805NONEPCdevelop an early learning center for low-income children that will create robust evidence-based early education curriculum that incorporates principles and cultural sensitivity while educating and engaging staff in holistic culture and a community centric approach$700,000
LIGHTHOUSE IMMIGRANT ADVOCATES
PO BOX 2144HOLLANDMI49422NONEPCMatching Grant$100
LINC COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION INC
1167 MADISON SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49507NONEPCaddress structural inequality and improve economic stability for vulnerable families in the neighborhoods of focus by engaging residents on civic issues and providing connections to employment and training opportunities$650,000
LINCOLN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
215 CENTENNIAL MALL SOUTH STE 100LINCOLNNE68508NONEPCMatching Grant$200,000
LINCOLN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC
215 CENTENNIAL MALL S STE 100LINCOLNNE68508NONEPCnarrow the achievement gap for low-income children in Lincoln, Nebraska, by making childcare more affordable to families in need, improving the quality of childcare and providing financial incentives for providers to enact quality-leading efforts$250,000
LINCOLN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC
215 CENTENNIAL MALL S STE 100LINCOLNNE68508NONEPCsupport a donor-advised fund to carry out grantmaking through the use of mini-grants$150,000
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
1301 FAYETTEVILLE STDURHAMNC27707NONEPCMatching Grant$200
LINKS FOUNDATION INC
1200 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NWWASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2018 Southern Area Leadership Summit in Biloxi, Mississippi$2,500
LITCHFIELD AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
PO BOX 364LITCHFIELDMI49252NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF COLLIER COUNTY
8833 TAMIAMI TRAIL EASTNAPLESFL34113NONEPCMatching Grant$200
LIVING IN CHRIST MINISTRIES
70 CALHOUN STBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$60
LOAVES AND FISHES MINISTRIES
831 N SYCAMORELANSINGMI48906NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
LOCAL FIRST EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
345 FULLER AVE NEGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCestablish an impact investment fund for Grand Rapids by researching the infrastructure necessary to address social and environmental challenges within West Michigan, with a lens on closing the racial wealth divide$140,000
LOCAL INITIATIVES SUPPORT CORPORATION
501 7TH AVE 7TH FLNEW YORKNY10018NONEPCpilot a career development and wage advancement coaching strategy to help guide participants to financial stability and a $16 per hour wage within three years$478,500
LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY FOUNDATION
1112 PLAZA DEL NORTEESPANOLANM87532NONEPCstrengthen the capacity of the Eight Northern Pueblos and the Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Council to develop and implement comprehensive early childhood care and education programs$503,486
LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY FOUNDATION
1112 PLAZA DEL NORTEESPANOLANM87532NONEPCimprove the health and early development of children in New Mexico by strengthening the home visiting sector and by partnering with the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council to assess and understand family support systems in their pueblo communities$196,844
LOUISIANA BUDGET PROJECT
619 JEFFERSON HWYBATON ROUGELA70802NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of providing sound analysis of state fiscal issues to promote economic prosperity, a rising standard of living and the opportunity for all citizens to reach their highest potential by providing general operating support$100,000
LOUISIANA CENTER FOR CHILDRENS RIGHTS
1100 B MILTON STNEW ORLEANSLA70122NONEPCpromote educational wellbeing for children and address inequities in the New Orleans public schools system by supporting the ongoing development of the Equity Index to improve transparency, increase accountability and improve the availability of equity-related data and knowledge products$100,000
LOUISIANA CHILDRENS RESEARCH CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT AND LEARNING
1 GALLERIA BLVD STE 903METAIRIELA70001NONEPCimprove the life chances of children, especially those at-risk, by increasing school success by supporting the organizational capacity building and succession planning in preparation of the founding President's retirement$112,250
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PO BOX 94064BATON ROUGELA708049064NONEPCimprove quality and access to early childhood education by supporting Louisiana Department of Education in strengthening local governance, increasing high quality supports to teachers and investing in innovative community-led efforts that accelerate rates of quality improvement$800,000
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PO BOX 94064BATON ROUGELA708049064NONEPCimprove children's readiness for school by developing a cohort of center directors equipped to serve as instructional leaders and improve center quality$75,000
LUNDY FOUNDATION
300 W 11TH AVE STE 15-BDENVERCO80204NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
LUTHER COLLEGE
700 COLLEGE DRDECORAHIA52101NONEPCenhance efforts to support children and families in making healthy choices about good food and physical activity in their daily lives by refining the model of farm to early education in northeast Iowa and laying the groundwork to expand the work statewide$140,000
LUTHERAN BRAILLE WORKERS INC
PO BOX 5000YUCAIPACA92399NONEPCMatching Grant$400
MACED
433 CHESTNUT STBEREAKY40403NONEPCMatching Grant$500
MADISON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
111 N FAIRCHILD ST STE 260MADISONWI53703NONEPCMatching Grant$200
MADISON PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION
201 W MIFFLIN STMADISONWI53703NONEPCMatching Grant$200
MAN IN THE MIRROR INC
1375 STATE RD 436CASSELBERRYFL32707NONEPCMatching Grant$400
MARCO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
875 W ELKCAM CIRCLEMARCO ISLANDFL34145NONEPCMatching Grant$1,200
MARSHALL COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
614 HOMER RDMARSHALLMI49068NONEPCMatching Grant$1,450
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
77 MASSACHUSETTS AVE RM 9-238CAMBRIDGEMA021394307NONEPCfacilitate job creation in Brooklyn and the Bronx by providing a range of technical assistance to enable connections between women and minority business enterprises, other firms and local anchors$249,999
MATHEMATICA POLICY RESEARCH INC
PO BOX 2393PRINCETONNJ085432393NONENCstrengthen efforts to provide high-quality, culturally responsive child care to children in southwest Detroit by supporting community partners, families and informal caregivers$277,326
MATTAWAN AREA PANTRY
PO BOX 242MATTAWANMI49071NONEPCMatching Grant$200
MATTAWAN CONSOLIDATED
56720 MURRAY STMATTAWANMI49071NONEPCMatching Grant$3,300
MATTAWAN PUBLIC EDUCATION
56720 MURRAY STMATTAWANMI49071NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
MAURICE AND JANE SUGAR LAW CENTER FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
4605 CASS AVE 2ND FLDETROITMI48201NONEPCincrease economic opportunities by building cross-sector coalitions between Detroit residents, developers and labor representatives through the establishment of the Community Benefit Resource Center$300,000
MAYO CLINIC
200 FIRST ST SWROCHESTERMN55905NONEPCMatching Grant$334
MAYSLES INSTITUTE INC
343 LENOX AVE GROUND FLNEW YORKNY10027NONEPCincrease awareness of the ways history divides communities and expand productive dialogue that shares new narratives, builds relationships and advances transformation and racial equity by supporting production, distribution and community engagement efforts related to the "Civil War" documentary$200,000
MAZON INC A JEWISH RESPONSE
18050 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 400LOS ANGELESCA90024NONEPCMatching Grant$150
MDC INC
307 W MAIN STDURHAMNC27701NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
MEALS ON WHEELS
2900 WILSON AVE SW STE 500GRANDVILLEMI49418NONEPCMatching Grant$400
MEDIA AND POLICY CENTER FOUNDATION OF CALIFORNIA
2932 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 203SANTA MONICACA90403NONEPCeducate the public on deep racial and economic disparities facing children in select cities across the United States by creating a series to be aired on public television$50,000
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
19 HAGOOD AVE STE 606 MSC80819CHARLESTONSC294258080NONEPCpromote a culture of care and support for infants and toddlers by attending to the well-being of child care teachers so they are able to provide relationship-based care that meets their developmental needs$300,000
MELEL XOJOBAL AC
NONEPCimprove children's conditions in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by disseminating knowledge products on their human rights and developing collaborative actions and mechanisms to adequately respond to the situation$55,438BARRIO DE GUADALUPESAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29230
MERCY KIDS AFRICA INC
PO BOX 296BROOMALLPA19008NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
METROPOLITAN FOUNDATION
5900 BYRON CENTER AVEWYOMINGMI49519NONEPCMatching Grant$600
MICHAEL J FOX FOUNDATION FOR PARKINSON'S RESEARCH
GRAND CENTRAL STATION PO BOX 4777NEW YORKNY10163NONEPCMatching Grant$100
MICHIGAN 4-H FOUNDATION
446 W CIRCLE DR RM 160EAST LANSINGMI48824NONEPCMatching Grant$12,400
MICHIGAN BREASTFEEDING NETWORK
503 MALL CT 296LANSINGMI48912NONEPCimprove key systems that impact early childhood health by focusing on breastfeeding success, hospital preparedness, workplace and childcare support and community normalization of breastfeeding by aligning the health and childcare stakeholders and leveraging additional support for sustainability$132,500
MICHIGAN EARLY CHILDHOOD INVESTMENT CORPORATION
8164 EXECUTIVE CT STE ALANSINGMI48917NONEPCimprove the quality of early childhood education programs in Detroit and Michigan through shared services, coaching, technical assistance and training$1,675,172
MICHIGAN EDUCATION EXCELLENCE FOUNDATION
1420 WASHINGTON BLVD 301DETROITMI48226NONEPCfoster equitable access to quality education by expanding the number of Detroit high school graduates who can enroll in post-secondary education and become career ready without incurring financial debt and by researching/evaluating the best methods to increase their retention and graduation rates$1,165,000
MICHIGAN FAMILY RESOURCES INC
2626 WALKER AVE NWGRAND RAPIDSMI49544NONEPCimprove school readiness outcomes for vulnerable pre-K students in targeted neighborhoods of focus in Grand Rapids, Mich., by supporting intensive professional development opportunities for teachers and parents to raise the overall quality of teaching/learning and parent engagement/leadership$225,000
MICHIGAN FUTURE INC
PO BOX 130416ANN ARBORMI48113NONESO Iengage economic and community leaders and policymakers at the local and state level in forums around the need for an income-based economic agenda and the need to prepare all Michiganders for living wage careers$75,000
MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR PUBLIC POLICY
1223 TURNER ST STE G1LANSINGMI48905NONEPCMatching Grant$668
MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR PUBLIC POLICY
1223 TURNER ST STE G1LANSINGMI48906NONEPCimprove early childhood education access, expand career opportunities for low-skilled workers and enhance understanding of the impact of state budget and tax policies on Michigan's vulnerable citizens by cultivating community partnerships$400,000
MICHIGAN NONPROFIT ASSOCIATION
330 MARSHALL ST STE 200LANSINGMI48912NONEPCincrease participation in the 2020 Census among hard-to-count populations by developing a messaging campaign and communications strategy that mobilizes networks of nonprofit organizations and those they serve across Michigan through education, trainings and community engagement$200,000
MICHIGAN SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION
620 S CAPITOL AVE STE 320ALANSINGMI48933NONEPCMatching Grant$200
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
426 AUDITORIUM RD RM 2EAST LANSINGMI488242600NONEPCscale equitable local and regional food systems that increase access to nutritious good food and create jobs by building procurement capacity of early childhood providers; promoting effective policies and structures for community food systems, and expanding partnerships$364,872
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
426 AUDITORIUM RD RM 2EAST LANSINGMI488242600NONEPCimprove practice and increase supports for districts, schools, teachers and children/families by supporting the Education Policy Innovation Collaborative to implement a classroom observation study of the impact of the Read by Grade Three Law on practices occurring inside Michigan's classrooms$21,143
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
426 AUDITORIUM RD RM 2EAST LANSINGMI488242600NONEPCpromote an effective and equitable early childhood system in Battle Creek to ensure the needs of the most vulnerable children and families are met by expanding the capacity and quality of the system through engagement of local stakeholders in shared learning, cooperative planning and group action$340,789
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
426 AUDITORIUM RD RM 2EAST LANSINGMI488242600NONEPCpromote an effective and equitable early childhood system in Battle Creek, Mich., to increase coordination, accessibility, quality and responsiveness through BC Pulse facilitation of cooperative planning$328,875
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
426 AUDITORIUM RD RM 2EAST LANSINGMI488242600NONEPCcreate opportunities for research and practice to inform policy by expanding ongoing training programs, supporting emerging leaders interested in public service and conducting and using survey research to track changes in perception on key issues$161,814
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
SPARTAN WAY 535 CHESTNUT RD RM 300EAST LANSINGMI48824NONEPCMatching Grant$82,590
MICHIGAN TECH FUND
1400 TOWNSEND DRHOUGHTONMI49931NONEPCMatching Grant$900
MICHIGAN WOMENS FOUNDATION
615 GRISWOLD ST STE 1020DETROITMI48226NONEPCMatching Grant$668
MICHIGANS CHILDREN
215 S WASHINGTON SQ STE 110LANSINGMI48912NONEPCenable Michigan's Children to achieve its mission of ensuring that statewide policymakers prioritize the needs of the most challenged children from cradle to career by providing general operating support$225,000
MIGRATION POLICY INSTITUTE
1400 16TH ST NW STE 300WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCincrease family awareness of, access to and quality of existing early childhood programs and services by providing technical assistance and resource materials to community-based organization and early childhood programs$350,732
MIGRATION POLICY INSTITUTE
1400 16TH ST NW STE 300WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCimprove outcomes for immigrant children and families via supporting states with developing practices to expand jobs for parents and enhance education access for children$200,000
MINISTRY WITH COMMUNITY INC
500 N EDWARDS STKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO DBA AMERICAN PUBLIC MEDIA
480 CEDARST PAULMN55101NONEPCcreate original journalism on the changing landscape of the American workforce by supporting a dedicated Workplace Culture reporter position$264,893
MISSION INVESTORS EXCHANGE INC
417 FIFTH AVE 8TH FLNEW YORKNY10016NONEPCstrengthen/accelerate the use of a racial equity lens to increase the effectiveness of mission investing for all communities in the field through core operations, the support of specific programming and the 2020 National Conference$140,000
MISSISSIPPI ALLIANCE OF NONPROFITS AND PHILANTHROPHY
201 W CAPITOL ST STE 700JACKSONMS392023204NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to serve, build capacity and foster collaboration among and between Mississippi's nonprofit and philanthropic communities, with the ultimate goal of improving results for children, families and communities by providing general operating support$200,000
MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR JUSTICE
PO BOX 1023JACKSONMS392151023NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of advancing racial and economic justice and developing strategies to combat discrimination and poverty in Mississippi by providing general operating support$550,000
MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD
3825 RIDGEWOOD RD 6TH FLJACKSONMS39211NONEPCincrease employment and earning opportunities among Mississippians seeking middle-skills jobs by aligning community college programs of study curricula with competency requirements of national-level certifications to ensure graduates meet current industry needs$638,270
MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD
3825 RIDGEWOOD RD 6TH FLJACKSONMS39211NONEPCimprove the delivery and quality of early childhood care and education in Mississippi by coordinating across state agencies to submit a Federal Pre-K Development Grant Application$50,000
MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD
3825 RIDGEWOOD RD 6TH FLJACKSONMS39211NONEPCimprove the delivery and quality of the statewide early childhood education system by ensuring that the state's planning and implementation teams for the Pre-K development birth to five grant have access to national early childhood experts and evidence-based best practices$479,250
MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD
3825 RIDGEWOOD RD 6TH FLJACKSONMS39211NONEPCincrease the rate of postsecondary education and credential attainment among high school dropouts and non-traditional students by scaling integrated career pathway programs statewide among Mississippi Community Colleges$6,500
MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD
3825 RIDGEWOOD RD 6TH FLJACKSONMS39211NONEPCimprove the delivery and quality of early childhood care and education in Mississippi by coordinating across state agencies to submit a Federal Pre-K Development Birth to Five Grant Phase 2 Application$115,000
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY
PO BOX 571JACKSONMS392050571NONEPCensure access to the educational resources and exhibits of the Museum of Mississippi History and Mississippi Civil Rights Museum for students attending Title I schools in Biloxi, Jackson and Sunflower County through support of an endowment fund$500,000
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY
PO BOX 571JACKSONMS392050571NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event for the National Day of Racial Healing that encourages in-depth learning and engagement by supporting admission to the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum and the Museum of Mississippi History$30,000
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY
PO BOX 571JACKSONMS392050571NONEPCfoster reconciliation, promote healing and illuminate a common path forward by providing programming about the heroic African American freedom struggle through Mississippi's first state-funded civil rights museum$2,000
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PO BOX 771JACKSONMS39205NONEPCaddress the achievement gaps in high poverty, high minority schools by improving educator preparation through residency- and performance-based teacher pipelines$1,163,230
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PO BOX 771JACKSONMS39205NONEPCsupport the expansion of Grantee's quality early childhood education efforts$250,000
MISSISSIPPI FAMILIES AS ALLIES INC
840 E RIVER PL STE 500JACKSONMS39202NONEPCensure that children with disabilities and/or mental health challenges have access to high-quality early childhood care and education supporting their specific needs in Jackson, Sunflower County and East Biloxi and that their families are supported in working with their children with special needs$270,218
MISSISSIPPI FAMILIES FOR KIDS
407 BRIARWOOD DR STE 209JACKSONMS39206NONEPCsupport the healthy development of children by implementing the Help Me Grow model to connect children and families to multiple resources including education, health and mental health services$365,000
MISSISSIPPI FIRST INC
125 S CONGRESS STE 1510JACKSONMS39201NONEPCimprove statewide access to high quality instruction by expanding publically funded pre-K and improving the educator pipeline through research, communication strategies and policy implementation$300,000
MISSISSIPPI FOOD NETWORK INC
440 W BEATTY STJACKSONMS39201NONEPCimprove health equity and literacy in children, ages 2-10, by implementing quality, evidenced-based nutrition education and literacy programs$297,112
MISSISSIPPI LOW INCOME CHILD CARE INITIATIVE
PO BOX 204BILOXIMS39533NONEPCresearch and develop an implementation plan that identifies where Mississippi's middle skills jobs are relative to American job centers and eligible populations that would benefit from receiving training, child care and job placement$150,000
MISSISSIPPI MUSEUM OF ART INC
380 S LAMAR STJACKSONMI39201NONEPCadvance racial equity in Mississippi through exhibitions, artist residencies, community-based projects and productive dialogue that share new narratives, harness the unique ability of art to generate constructive conversations about contentious issues and expand and build relationships$474,335
MISSISSIPPI PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOC
PO BOX 4834JACKSONMS39296NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 81st Mississippi Public Health Association Annual Public Health Conference, which seeks to support local public health students$2,500
MISSISSIPPI ROADMAP TO HEALTH EQUITY INC
2548 LIVINGSTON RD STE 1JACKSONMS39213NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of achieving health equity by advocating for changes within the community institutions that influence people's everyday lives by providing general operating support$150,000
MISSISSIPPI WORKERS' CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
819 MAIN STGREENVILLEMS38701NONEPCimprove social conditions affecting the health of children by facilitating community's active role in creating transformative change and by ensuring community-and human-centered design and implementation of existing systems change opportunities$93,840
MOCHA MANUAL COMPANY
48 LONGSHORE STBAY SHORESNY11706NONENCincrease public, private, professional, community and media support for maternal and child health in African American communities by providing technical assistance and by creating various communication tools for this network of organizations$41,026
MOHAWK HUDSON LAND
425 KENWOOD AVEDELMARNY12054NONEPCMatching Grant$680
MOISHE HOUSE
441 SAXONY RD BARN 2ENCINITASCA92024NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
MONTESSORI CHILDRENS HOUSE
5363 N LONG LAKE RDTRAVERSE CITYMI49685NONEPCMatching Grant$600
MORADA WAY ARTS & CULTURAL
151 MORADA WAYISLAMORADAFL33036NONEPCMatching Grant$500
MOREHOUSE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
720 WESTVIEW DR SWATLANTAGA30310NONEPCMatching Grant$668
MORTAR BOARD NATIONAL FOUNDATION
1200 CHAMBERS RD STE 201COLUMBUSOH43212NONEPCMatching Grant$400
MOTHERS MILK BANK OF MISSISSIPPI
4209 LAKELAND DR 395FLOWOODMS39232NONEPCimprove health and development of the most vulnerable babies by increasing the availability and distribution of donor breastmilk to Mississippi's neonatal intensive care units$50,615
MOTOWN HISTORICAL MUSEUM INC
2648 W GRAND BLVDDETROITMI48208NONEPCincrease entrepreneurship and career opportunities for economically disenfranchised residents, especially in the Northwest Goldberg district of Detroit, by providing early stage entrepreneurial support and career development training$325,000
MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
120 ROBERSON STKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$45,824
MS FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN INC
12 METROTECH CTR 26TH FLBROOKLYNNY11201NONEPCimprove support for child care advocates toward affordable quality child care while addressing policy and systems change to improve economic security for women, workers and families$300,000
MT ZION AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
364 W VAN BUREN STBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$10,200
MURRAY ART GUILD
500 N 4TH STMURRAYKY42071NONEPCMatching Grant$300
MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY
200 HERITAGE HALLMURRAYKY42071NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
315 E WARREN AVEDETROITMI48201NONEPCMatching Grant$400
MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
315 E WARREN AVEDETROITMI482011443NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of opening minds and changing lives through the exploration and celebration of African American history and culture by providing general operating support$25,000
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE INC
1101 BISCAYNE BLVDMIAMIFL33132NONEPCalign the preschool-grade three system and strengthen early learning outcomes of vulnerable Miami-Dade Head Start children by implementing aligned science curriculum, professional development and family engagement efforts for science, technology, engineering and math-designated elementary schools$239,963
MUSIC CENTER OF SOUTH CENTRAL
450 NORTH AVEBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$4,050
NAACP LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATION FUND INC
40 RECTOR ST 5TH FLNEW YORKNY100061738NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of supporting litigation on poverty/justice, education, voting rights, fair employment, capital punishment and administration of criminal justice and increasing educational opportunities through scholarships by providing general operating support$400,000
NAPLES BOTANICAL GARDEN INC
4820 BAYSHORE DR STE DNAPLESFL34112NONEPCMatching Grant$400
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
500 FIFTH ST NWWASHINGTONDC20001NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor the publication of a document, the National Academies of Medicine Special Publication on Community Health Assessments: Practice & Principles$5,000
NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS
1425 K ST NW STE 900WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCnurture education leaders of color working in the public charter school sector and disseminate successful approaches and accomplishments pertaining to student-of-color achievement$318,751
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR LATINO COMMUNITY ASSET BUILDERS
5404 WURZBACH RDSAN ANTONIOTX78238NONEPCcreate a more equitable environment for low-wealth business owners by strengthening nonprofits and advocating for polices in support of these businesses$500,000
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
4805 MOUNT HOPE DRBALTIMOREMD212153297NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of ensuring the political, educational, social and economic equality of rights of all persons and eliminating racial hatred and racial discrimination by providing general operating support$933,400
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LATINO ELECTED OFFICIALS EDUCATIONAL FUND
1122 W WASHINGTON BLVD 3RD FLLOS ANGELESCA90015NONEPCeducate leaders of color and diverse groups of policy makers with the governance skills, information, and content expertise required to develop and implement equitable education policies$150,000
NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY
255 VARICK ST 7 FLNEW YORKNY10014NONEPCMatching Grant$360
NATIONAL BLACK CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE INC
8455 COLESVILLE RD STE 910SILVER SPRINGMD20910NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the 48th Annual National Black Child Development Institute Conference$35,000
NATIONAL BLACK CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE INC
8455 COLESVILLE RD STE 910SILVER SPRINGMD20910NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the 49th Annual National Black Child Development Institute Conference$40,000
NATIONAL CENTER FOR TEACHER RESIDENCIES
1332 N HALSTED ST STE 304CHICAGOIL60642NONEPCimprove distribution, quality and retention of prepared K-3 teachers working in high-need and low-income elementary schools using an approach that targets districts and universities working together to improve teaching and learning via a community-based teacher residency model$246,239
NATIONAL CENTER FOR TEACHER RESIDENCIES
1332 N HALSTED ST STE 304CHICAGOIL60642NONEPCimprove the capacity of school districts to overcome educational disparities for students by supporting the Mississippi teacher residency program$324,683
NATIONAL CIVIC LEAGUE OF COLORADO INC
190 E 9TH AVE 200DENVERCO80203NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the All-American Cities Award and Conference, to celebrate success stories of communities that work collectively to improve health, education and prosperity$20,000
NATIONAL COALITION FOR ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
1825 SAN PABLO AVE STE 2OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCimprove the financial health of Asian American and Pacific Islander entrepreneurs and their families by implementing culturally-appropriate financial education and coaching models, lending circles and asset development products that incorporate a multi-generational approach to asset building$190,000
NATIONAL COALITION ON BLACK CIVIC PARTICIPATION INC
1666 K STREET NW STE 440WASHINGTONDC20006NONEPCincrease Black voter participation in the 2020 election as well as Census 2020 through education, training and media briefings$15,000
NATIONAL COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT COALITION INC
740 15TH ST NW STE 400WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCstrengthen efforts to remove barriers to access capital for small businesses using tools such as Community Reinvestment Act guidelines, small business testing and technical assistance$399,997
NATIONAL COMPADRES NETWORK INC
1550 THE ALAMEDA STE 320SAN JOSECA95126NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of strengthening, rebalancing, and/or redeveloping the traditional "Compadre" extended family system by providing general operating support$500,000
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES
7700 E FIRST PLDENVERCO80230NONEPCensure equitable and high-quality early childhood systems by increasing state legislatures' knowledge of early childhood education and child development through professional development and education opportunities$150,000
NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS
1516 P ST NWWASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of protecting sovereignty through development/dissemination of educational materials and tribally driven research that promote the building of collective agendas and meet the needs of American Indian/Alaska Native leaders and their communities$1,235,000
NATIONAL CONSUMER LAW CENTER INC
7 WINTHROP SQUARE 4TH FLBOSTONMA021101245NONEPCremove barriers to employment for low-income workers, particularly those in communities of color, and promote better financial protections for all low-income workers through public advocacy and education efforts crafted around rigorous research and analysis$206,900
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INC
24 WHITEHALL ST STE 710NEW YORKNY10004NONEPCimplement a flexible small-business loan program, in order to enable minority and women-owned small businesses to support an ecosystem of greater opportunity$650,000
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
1201 16TH ST NW 8TH FLWASHINGTONDC20036NONENCincrease equitable outcomes in schools, districts and states by training leaders and teachers to address implicit bias, cultural gaps and institutional inequities$585,000
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT LAW PROJECT INC
90 BROAD ST 11TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event to share innovative models, legal resources and policy ideas for the development of a national legal advocacy network and other strategies/tactics that further protections for low-wage/vulnerable workers through a convening of nationwide legal advocates$25,000
NATIONAL EQUITY PROJECT
1720 BROADWAY 4TH FLOAKLANDCA94612NONEPCgenerate the institutional and structural changes necessary to advance racial equity within the workforce development and educational systems by developing leaders who can apply both a racial equity and systems-thinking lens to the organizations they lead and the systems in which they work$411,290
NATIONAL FUND FOR WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS
1730 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW 712WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, Healthcare Connect: Developing the Frontline Workforce Together, gathering health care and workforce leaders to learn and share strategies to strengthen opportunities for frontline, entry-level health care workers$20,000
NATIONAL FUND FOR WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS
1730 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW 712WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCincrease health care employer adoption of evidence-based workforce development, job quality and diversity initiatives resulting in entry-level frontline workers, many of whom are low-income parents of color, gaining expanded access to good jobs needed to achieve a family-sustaining income$300,000
NATIONAL HEAD START ASSOCIATION
1651 PRINCE STALEXANDRIAVA22314NONEPCstrengthen community-embedded early childhood systems that address inequality by increasing the collective understanding of the role and importance of Head Start$354,882
NATIONAL HEALTH LAW PROGRAM INC
3701 S WILSHIRE BLVD STE 750LOS ANGELESCA90010NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to protect and advance the health rights of low-income and underserved individuals by providing general operating support$400,000
NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER FOUNDATION
1701 4TH ST SWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCprovide funds to support the "Que Chola" exhibit aimed at promoting racial healing through dialogue centered around an exploration and deconstruction of the stereotypes associated with Chicana/Latina culture$25,000
NATIONAL INDIAN CHILD
5100 SW MACADAM AVE STE 300PORTLANDOR97239NONEPCMatching Grant$200
NATIONAL INDIAN HEALTH BOARD
910 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SEWASHINGTONDC20003NONEPCstrengthen the capacity of tribal governments and health entities to implement a more comprehensive approach to oral health care that includes dental therapy$100,000
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES INSTITUTE
660 N CAPITAL ST STE 450WASHINGTONDC20001NONESO Istrengthen the leadership capacity of local elected officials in selected places in addressing the impact of racial healing and racial equity in their communities by applying the principles and practices of the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformative enterprise effort$100,000
NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY
3101 INDUSTRIAL DR STE 210RALEIGHNC27609NONEPCMatching Grant$200
NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY
733 THIRD AVE 3RD FLOORNEW YORKNY10017NONEPCMatching Grant$400
NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION
1110 VERMONT AVE NW STE 200WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCMatching Grant$334
NATIONAL PERINATAL ASSOCIATION INC
330 ADVANCE LNLONEDELLMO63060NONEPCpromote, support and achieve optimal feeding practices for all infants by developing evidence-based national guidelines and recommendations$32,499
NATIONAL PUBLIC EDUCATION SUPPORT FUND
1900 L STREET NW STE 520WASHINGTONDC20036NONESO Iprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event to increase equitable outcomes for students and improve public education policies and systems by connecting influential leaders in education, philanthropy, advocacy, research, policy and practice$25,000
NATIONAL PUBLIC EDUCATION SUPPORT FUND
1900 L STREET NW STE 520WASHINGTONDC20036NONESO Itransform education systems by advancing efforts that promote an equity-based, learner-centered vision of public education and by working with partner organizations in the South as they develop and implement state Every Student Succeeds Act plans that promote this vision of public education$300,000
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE INC
80 PINE ST 9TH FLNEW YORKNY10005NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of assisting African-American and other underserved urban residents in securing economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights by providing general operating support$919,933
NATIONAL WILD TURKEY FEDERATION
PO BOX 530EDGEFIELDSC29824NONEPCMatching Grant$200
NATIONAL WORLD WAR II MUSEUM
945 MAGAZINE STNEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCMatching Grant$800
NATIVE AMERICAN RIGHTS FUND
1506 BROADWAYBOULDERCO80302NONEPCMatching Grant$300
NATIVE AMERICANS IN PHILANTHROPY
1000 N ALAMEDA ST STE 116LOS ANGELESCA90012NONEPCprovide funds to support charitable activities for the Truth and Healing Movement$25,000
NATURE CONSERVANCY INC
4245 N FAIRFAX DR STE 100ARLINGTONVA222031606NONEPCsupport the creation of five training centers for innovation in agriculture, livestock, beekeeping and forest management where producers in the Yucatan Peninsula region will develop technical capabilities that will boost the rural development of Mayan communities$60,555
NATURE CONSERVANCY INC
4245 N FAIRFAX DR STE 100ARLINGTONVA22203NONEPCMatching Grant$300
NAVAJO TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 849CROWNPOINTNM87313NONEPCimprove the economic security of low- to moderate-income Navajo children by supporting a network of public and private partners across New Mexico to cultivate educational, career and entrepreneurship opportunities among Navajo youth, creating pipelines into high quality jobs and businesses$353,000
NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER INC
663 UNIVERSITY AVE STE 200ST PAULMN02111NONEPCstrengthen efforts in inner-city, low-income and predominately minority neighborhoods to implement a place-based, entrepreneur-focused, economic development strategy by building an alliance of community development organizations$300,000
NEIGHBORHOOD FUNDERS GROUP INC
436 14TH ST STE 425OaklandCA94612NONEPCsupport funders in their efforts to more strategically allocate resources toward high impact strategies that address financialization, help share the future of work and improve job quality for low-wage and vulnerable workers through convenings, webinars and other peer learning opportunities$125,000
NEIGHBORHOODS PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK
1705 S WHITE STNEW ORLEANSLA70125NONEPCaccelerate the growth of minority-and-women owned businesses by supporting the South Broad Business Coalition via a community-based ecosystem technical assistance model$15,000
NENEMI PAXIA SINERGIAS EDUCATIVAS AC
NONEPCimprove quality of education for indigenous children in Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a teacher training program based on an inclusive intercultural model, to embrace children culture and develop pertinent content in accordance to it$29,985ALVARO OBREGON 168CIUDAD DE MEXICOMX06700
NEO PHILANTHROPY INC
45 W 36TH ST 6TH FLNEW YORKNY10018NONEPCinform and engage grantmakers in nonpartisan civic engagement strategies through affinity group conferences, support, and resources by providing core support of the Funders' Committee for Civic Participation$50,000
NEO PHILANTHROPY INC
45 W 36TH ST 6TH FLNEW YORKNY10018NONEPCstrengthen capacity, representation and civic engagement of Asian American Pacific Islander communities in movement for racial equity through grants, leadership development, trainings and cross-racial partnerships$200,000
NERDY MEDIA1
1136 S DELANO CT STE B201CHICAGOIL60605NONEPCMatching Grant$670
NETWORK EDUCATION PROGRAM
820 FIRST ST NE STE 350WASHINGTONDC20002NONEPCMatching Grant$1,300
NEW AMERICA FOUNDATION
740 15TH ST NW STE 900WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCadvance approaches to support multilingual early childhood educator career pathways with a focus on the Grow Your Own model through analysis, knowledge development and expansion$225,000
NEW HARVEST CHRISTIAN CENTER INC
155 W VAN BUREN STBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCincrease access to early childhood education programs by vulnerable children likely to enter Battle Creek Public Schools by transitioning their informal childcare program to a high-quality early learning center$75,000
NEW HAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
54 MEADOW STNEW HAVENCT06519NONEPCimplement the School Planning Management Team and model in a cohort of local, early childhood providers to align them in practice with the New Haven public school system$67,000
NEW HORIZONS FOUNDATION
5550 TECH CENTER DR STE 303COLORADO SPRINGSCO80919NONEPCMatching Grant$700
NEW ISRAEL FUND
6 E 39TH ST STE 201NEW YORKNY10016NONEPCMatching Grant$200
NEW LEADERS INC
30 W 26TH ST 9TH FLNEW YORKNY10010NONEPCincrease high-quality learning environments in rural school districts in Edgecombe and Vance Counties, North Carolina, by providing embedded professional development and support to teachers and principals$200,000
NEW LEVEL SPORTS
400 W MICHIGAN AVEBATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCincrease the quality and reach of informal childcare programing to improve outcomes for vulnerable children, ages three to eight$94,000
NEW LEVEL SPORTS
400 W MICHIGAN AVEBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$100
NEW MEXICO ASIAN FAMILY CENTER
115 MONTCLAIRE DR SEALBUQUERQUENM87108NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of providing culturally sensitive programs and services creating a Pan-Asian community that advocates for and supports itself by providing general operating support$275,000
NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN
2201 BUENA VISTA SE STE 424ALBUQUERQUENM87106NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of promoting quality care and education for the wellbeing of all young children, birth to eight, through professional development and advocacy by providing general operating support$150,000
NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION OF GRANTMAKERS
PO BOX 9280SANTA FENM875049280NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of increasing the effectiveness and impact of organized philanthropy in New Mexico by providing general operating support$42,000
NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION OF GRANTMAKERS
PO BOX 9280SANTA FENM875049280NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to serve, strengthen and advance the philanthropic and social sector to improve the health and vitality of all New Mexicans by providing general operating support$75,000
NEW MEXICO BREASTFEEDING TASK FORCE
2424 LOUISIANA BLVD NE STEALBUQUERQUENM87110NONEPCstrengthen breastfeeding support for low-income women and women of color in New Mexico by providing assistance to hospitals adopting baby-friendly practices, building capacity of the Breastfeeding Task Force and local chapters, and developing strategies to increase duration/exclusivity rates$495,830
NEW MEXICO CAREGIVERS IN ACTION
10 PLACITAS TRAILS RDPLACITASNM87043NONENCincrease the economic security of lower income parents and individuals in New Mexico through recruitment, training and support leading to employment or member ownership in the health care industry and support for the New Mexico Caregivers Cooperative$75,000
NEW MEXICO CAREGIVERS IN ACTION
10 PLACITAS TRAILS RDPLACITASNM87043NONENCimprove the economic stability of vulnerable families in New Mexico by educating, defending and supporting frontline healthcare workers through resources, referrals and legal action$84,999
NEW MEXICO CENTER ON LAW AND POVERTY INC
924 PARK AVE SW STE CALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
NEW MEXICO CENTER ON LAW AND POVERTY INC
924 PARK AVE SW STE CALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to advance economic and social justice through education, advocacy and litigation and to improve living conditions, increase opportunities and protect the rights of New Mexicans living in poverty by providing general operating support$562,000
NEW MEXICO CENTER ON LAW AND POVERTY INC
924 PARK AVE SW STE CALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCtransform the New Mexico public education system by supporting a strong, community-led project that addresses the issues raised in the Yazzie/Martinez vs. State of New Mexico case$810,000
NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY CAPITAL
219 CENTRAL AVE NW STE 200ALBUQUERQUENM87106NONEPCimprove the economic security and business success of lower income Native American families through targeted and culturally-competent training, mentorship, networks and other supports$380,118
NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY CAPITAL
219 CENTRAL AVE NW STE 200ALBUQUERQUENM87106NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2nd annual Native Women's Business Summit, to improve the economic security of Native American children in New Mexico by expanding training and technical assistance for Native women owned business enterprises$50,000
NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
135 W PALACE AVE STE 301SANTA FENM87501NONEPCprepare low-income young people of color for careers in journalism, policy, education and digital communications through a holistic and skills-based, experiential training program by providing core support for the Generation Justice Cultivating Leadership program$254,500
NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
135 W PALACE AVE STE 301SANTA FENM87501NONEPCMatching Grant$700
NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTER
1405 LUISA ST 5SANTA FENM87505NONEPCimprove the quality of air, water and soil of low-income communities of color, eliminate racial bias in environmental health regulations and create public awareness of environmental racism among policy makers$150,000
NEW MEXICO IMMIGRANT LAW CENTER
PO BOX 7040ALBUQUERQUENM871947040NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of providing affordable legal services to New Mexico's low-income and underserved immigrants and aspiring citizens and to promote knowledge of legal rights and the immigration process by providing general operating support$250,000
NEW MEXICO IN DEPTH INC
6937 MERLOT DR NERIO RANCHONM87144NONEPCdiversify the local media landscape through fellowships supporting young journalists of color and influence policy makers and newsrooms on issues of early childhood policy, the impact of federal policy on immigrant families and racial discrimination in the criminal justice system$150,000
NEW MEXICO NOW
PO BOX 7748ALBUQUERQUENM87194NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of educating residents and advancing key issues that contribute to the success of New Mexico by providing general operating support$250,000
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION INC
PO BOX 3590LAS CRUCESNM880033590NONEPCstrengthen the data analysis capacity of education advocates, especially early education stakeholders involved in the Success Partnership, by establishing a data analysis unit at New Mexico State University focused on improving evidence-based decision making$322,204
NEW MEXICO VOICES FOR CHILDREN
625 SILVER AVE SW STE 195ALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of improving the lives of New Mexico's children through creation of systems level change by providing general operating support$875,000
NEW OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL FOR WOMEN
204 CHESTNUT STREETBEREAKY40403NONEPCMatching Grant$500
NEW OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL FOR WOMEN FOUNDATION
PO BOX 273BEREAKY40403NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
NEW ORLEANS COLLEGE PREPARATORY ACADEMIES
2301 MARENGO STNEW ORLEANSLA70115NONEPCstrengthen efforts to address the educational needs of a socioeconomically diverse population in New Orleans, ages 0-4, by developing a large, high-quality early learning center$200,000
NEW ORLEANS STARTUP FUND
1100 POYDRAS ST 3475NEW ORLEANSLA70163NONEPCincrease equitable outcomes for children by creating an entrepreneurial ecosystem of technical assistance supports for small minority-owned businesses in New Orleans$100,000
NEW SCHOOLS FOR NEW ORLEANS
1555 POYDRAS ST STE 781NEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCincrease student literacy and numeracy proficiency rates by supporting the adoption and implementation of Tier I curriculums and building a sustainable teacher pipeline through targeted recruitment and retention strategies$400,000
NEW SCHOOLS FUND
1616 FRANKLIN ST 2ND FLOAKLANDCA94612NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the annual New Schools 2019 Summit$50,000
NEW VENTURE FUND
1201 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 300WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCsupport communications, research advocacy, partnership development and get out the count efforts at the national, state and local levels that prioritizes hard to count populations to ensure a fair and accurate count in the 2020 Census$2,000,000
NEW VENTURE FUND
1201 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 300WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCprepare, conduct outreach and encourage full participation for the 2020 Census, with a focus on historically hard-to-count populations, areas with high proportions of historically undercounted populations and limited philanthropic resources by supporting state and regional efforts$3,000,000
NEW VISION PARTNERS INC
2750 NEW YORK DRPASADENACA91107NONEPCMatching Grant$400
NEW VOICES FOUNDATION
PO BOX 12343RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARKNC27709NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
665 BROADWAY STE 801NEW YORKNY100122331NONEPCdevelop and pilot an indicator framework and evaluation tool for parent leadership training and organizing initiatives to build the capacity of national organizations and share lessons learned$144,839
NEXUS COMMUNITY PARTNERS
2314 UNIVERSITY AVE STE 18SAINT PAULMN55114NONEPCimprove job quality, increase wages and create new employment by training a cohort of culturally competent technical assistance providers on the curriculum of worker cooperative conversions in the African American community$250,000
NGAGE NEW MEXICO
3880 FOOTHILLS RD STE ALAS CRUCESNM88011NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of serving as a catalyst to advance the wellbeing of people of southern New Mexico by providing general operating support$300,000
NONPROFIT FINANCE FUND
5 HANOVER SQ 9TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCsupport internal training and practice enhancements in order to demonstrate how Community Development Financial Institutions may integrate racial equity analysis and practice into core operations that support economic justice and reduce inequities$333,333
NORTH AVENUE CHURCH OF GOD
1079 NORTH AVENUEBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$30,874
NORTH CAROLINA CENTER FOR NONPROFITS
5800 FARINGTON PLRALEIGHNC27609NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
NORTH CAROLINA JUSTICE CENTER
PO BOX 28068RALEIGHNC276118068NONEPCincrease access to and number of Pre-K seats in Wake County via local stakeholder catalyzation and refine Pre-K expansion model for use in other North Carolina counties and statewide$175,000
NORTH CAROLINA MUSEUM OF ART
4630 MAIL SERVICE CENTERRALEIGHNC27699NONEPCMatching Grant$306
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
2701 SULLIVAN DR STE 240RALEIGHNC276957514NONEPCachieve systemic and sustainable change by creating successful best practice models to embed farm to early childhood and procurement of locally grown foods into early childhood education settings$325,000
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
2701 SULLIVAN DR STE 240RALEIGHNC276957514NONEPCimprove nutrition and health outcomes for children by developing local food councils reflective of the people they represent to advance community food sovereignty in every county in North Carolina$556,259
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
CAMPUS BOX 7474RALEIGHNC276957474NONEPCMatching Grant$334
NORTH MISSISSIPPI EDUCATION CONSORTIUM
850 INSIGHT PARK AVE STE 253CUNIVERSITYMS38677NONEPCenable public school districts to meet state mandates for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten teacher qualifications through research-based training for school administrators and teaching staff on instructional and supervision practices$1,004,618
NORTHEAST INDIA CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
4186 DEL MAR VILLAGE DR SWGRANDVILLEMI49418NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
NORTHEASTERN BAPTIST CHURCH
6536 EAST G AVENUEKALAMAZOOMI49048NONEPCMatching Grant$2,300
NORTHEASTERN BAPTIST COLLEGE INC
PO BOX 4600BENNINGTONVT05201NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
NORTHERN GREAT LAKES INITIATIVE
1401 PRESQUE ISLE AVEMARQUETTEMI498552818NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of, providing loans and business services to small business owners and entrepreneurs who create jobs and enable communities to thrive, by providing general operating support$500,000
NORTHVIEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS
4365 HUNSBERGER AVE NEGRAND RAPIDSMI495256128NONEPCMatching Grant$450
NORTHWELL HEALTH FOUNDATION
2000 MARCUS AVENEW HYDE PARKNY11042NONEPCMatching Grant$144
NORTHWEST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
29 WAMPANOAG DRWEST HARTFORDCT06117NONEPCMatching Grant$700
NORTHWEST PORTLAND AREA INDIAN HEALTH BOARD
2121 SW BROADWAY STE 300PORTLANDOR972013182NONEPCcreate jobs and career paths that improve the community, increase oral health access and improve oral health outcomes throughout the Pacific northwest, starting in tribes, by expanding dental therapy$1,072,328
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
1201 DAVIS ST RM 1-400EVANSTONIL60208NONEPCMatching Grant$100
NOTAH BEGAY III FOUNDATION INC
290 PRAIRIE STAR RDSANTA ANA PUEBLONM87004NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of ensuring Native children achieve their full potential by advancing cultures of Native American community health by providing general operating support$875,000
NOURISHNC INC
PO BOX 3235WILMINGTONNC28406NONEPCMatching Grant$100
NUSENDA FOUNDATION
4100 PAN AMERICAN FWY NEALBUQUERQUENM87107NONEPCimprove economic security of vulnerable children and their families by recruiting and supporting organizational partners to deploy a micro-loan program to increase access to affordable capital by and the economic stability of lower income families, particularly Native Americans and immigrants$170,000
OAK GROVE AME CHURCH
19801 CHERRYLAWNDETROITMI48221NONEPCMatching Grant$3,080
OAKLAND CITY UNIVERSITY
143 N LUCRETIA STOAKLAND CITYIN47660NONEPCMatching Grant$700
OBLATE MISSIONARY SOCIETY INC
9480 N DEMAZENOD DRBELLEVILLEIL62223NONEPCMatching Grant$70
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
190 N OVAL MALLCOLUMBUSOH43210NONEPCpromote child food security and family well-being by providing education and technical assistance and by leveraging institutional procurement power of the university and other organizations$255,557
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION
1480 W LANE AVECOLUMBUSOH43221NONEPCMatching Grant$6,234
OLBRICH BOTANICAL SOCIETY INC
3330 ATWOOD AVEMADISONWI53704NONEPCMatching Grant$200
OLD LIBERTY CHURCH
701 OAK STEVANSVILLEIN47713NONEPCMatching Grant$100
OLD TOWN COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION
1232 TURNER STLANSINGMI48906NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
OLE EDUCATION FUND
411 BELLAMAH NWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of enriching and empowering New Mexico's working families and children through developing their capacities to advance policies that improve their communities by providing general operating support$250,000
OLIVET COLLEGE
320 SOUTH MAINOLIVETMI49076NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
OMNI MED INC
81 WYMAN ST 1WABANMA02468NONEPCMatching Grant$4,000
ONEAMERICA
1225 S WELLER ST STE 430SEATTLEWA98144NONEPCincrease the quality of early childhood education for immigrant and refugee families in South King County, Washington, by increasing family leadership, enhancing teacher professional development and improving the culture of schools to be more inclusive$316,192
OPERATION BLESSING INTERNATIONAL
977 CENTERVILLE TURNPIKEVIRGINIA BEACHVA23463NONEPCMatching Grant$200
OPERATION SHOESTRING INC
PO BOX 11223JACKSONMS932831223NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of promoting health/self-sufficiency and extending the hand of hope/opportunity to empower the needy, uplift target neighborhoods and the larger community and brighten the future of children and their families by providing general operating support$702,000
OPERATION SPARK
2539 COLUMBUS STNEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCincrease family economic security by supporting workforce pathways for low-wealth individuals and increasing access to high-wage software engineering careers$276,000
ORDER OF ST BENEDICT INC
2900 ABBEY PLAZA PO BOX 2015COLLEGEVILLEMN56321NONEPCMatching Grant$470
ORIGINAL CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
PO BOX 61181RALEIGHNC27661NONEPCMatching Grant$150
OTHER WAY MINISTRIES
839 SIBLEY NWGRAND RAPIDSMI49504NONEPCresearch the creation of an early childhood center, partnering with the Native community, on the west side of Grand Rapids through a planning process$150,000
OUNCE OF PREVENTION FUND
33 W MONROE ST STE 2400CHICAGOIL60603NONEPCdevelop professional development tools and modules that can be used to improve access to quality early childhood education in community based child care$415,295
OUR DAILY BREAD OF BRADENTON INC
PO BOX 9544BRADENTONFL34206NONEPCMatching Grant$100
OUR HOUSE INC
PO BOX 34155LITTLE ROCKAR72203NONEPCimprove the life trajectories of near homeless families through intensive and comprehensive early care, primary education and family empowerment interventions$216,666
OUR LADY OF FATIMA CATHOLIC CHURCH
150 TAYLOR STCOLDWATERMI49036NONEPCMatching Grant$170
OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE
401 S OWEN DRMADISONWI53711NONEPCMatching Grant$5,300
OUR VOICE NUESTRA VOZ
PO BOX 15517NEW ORLEANSLA70175NONEPCincrease parents capacity to champion change for children, including improving student outcomes, by building a new leadership training curriculum, organizing Black and Latino parents and fostering stronger partnerships with schools$100,000
OXFAM AMERICA INC
226 CAUSEWAY ST 5TH FLBOSTONMA021142206NONEPCstrengthen job quality, work support and worker competitiveness to advance jobs in Mississippi and New Orleans$997,163
OYSTER SCHOOL COMMUNITY
2801 CALVERT ST NWWASHINGTONDC20008NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
PAGE EDUCATION FOUNDATION
PO BOX 581254MINNEAPOLISMN554581254NONEPCMatching Grant$400
PAN MASSACHUSETTS CHALLENGE
77 4TH AVENEEDHAMMA02494NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
PANCREATIC CANCER ACTION NETWORK
1500 ROSECRANS AVE STE 200MANHATTAN BEACHCA90266NONEPCMatching Grant$100
PARENTS AS TEACHERS NATIONAL CENTER INC
2228 BALL DRST LOUISMO63146NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event annual YOUnited: 2018 Parents as Teachers International Conference$25,000
PARENTS CAMPAIGN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION FUND
222 N PRESIDENT ST STE 102JACKSONMS39201NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a series of charitable events focused on training public school advocates in the City of Jackson, Sunflower County and Biloxi, working to improve outcomes for Mississippi's children$15,000
PARENTS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC
125 S CONGRESS ST STE 1218JACKSONMS39201NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of advancing the role of families and communities in securing a high-quality public education for every child by providing general operating support$350,000
PARENTS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF JACKSON MISSISSIPPI INC
200 N CONGRESS ST STE 401JACKSONMS39201NONEPCimprove academic, social/emotional and health outcomes for individual children by strengthening the capacity of parents, teachers and administrators to provide the appropriate guidance, instruction and resources$320,532
PARKINSON'S FOUNDATION
200 SE 1ST ST STE 800MIAMIFL33131NONEPCMatching Grant$100
PARTNERS FOR COMMON GOOD
1444 I ST NW STE 201WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCstrengthen the capacity of community development financial institutions to measure, assess and communicate their impact of data and metrics to describe their community impacts and discover gaps in services and lending in communities of color$269,627
PARTNERS IN HEALTH A NONPROFIT CORPORATION
800 BOYLSTON ST STE 300BOSTONMA02199NONEPCimprove infant and maternal health and decrease child malnutrition in the Mirebalais, Haiti, area through comprehensive clinical services, production of ready-to-use therapeutic food, data collection and early identification of high-risk pregnancies$2,000,000
PARTNERS IN HEALTH A NONPROFIT CORPORATION
800 BOYLSTON ST STE 300BOSTONMA02199NONEPCimprove access to quality family care in the North of Haiti following a 5.9 magnitude earthquake in October 2018 through reconstruction, procurement of medical supplies, medical specialists and training to two local hospital and coordination support to local authorities to respond to the crisis$285,775
PARTNERSHIP FOR A HEALTHY MISSISSIPPI
200 PARK CIRCLE STE 3FLOWOODMS39232NONEPCensure that vulnerable children/families thrive in environments that encourage health by providing technical assistance to school, early childhood education and community health/wellness councils and developing the Mississippi School Health Council Advisory Board and School Health Council Conference$390,880
PARTNERSHIP FOR COMMUNITY ACTION
PO BOX 12320ALBUQUERQUENM871950320NONEPCbuild the capacity for education transformation at the local and state levels as well as elevate the voices of students and parents of color to address the issues in the Yazzie/Martinez public education lawsuit by providing core support to Learning Alliance New Mexico program$125,000
PARTNERSHIP FOR COMMUNITY ACTION
PO BOX 12320ALBUQUERQUENM871950320NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of building strong healthy communities through relationship building, leadership development and civic engagement by providing general operating support$325,000
PARTNERSHIP FOR SOUTHERN EQUITY
536 MARTIN STATLANTAGA30312NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, Just Opportunity Summit 2019$10,000
PATRONATO PRO EDUCACION GUAQUITEPEC AC
NONEPCsupport the inclusion of a gender-based vision in education access initiatives and community engagement within communities and organizations in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by promoting woman leadership through collaborative action and planning$20,434CALLE DOS LAGUNAS 24SAN CRUSTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29296
PATRONATO PRO EDUCACION MEXICANO AC
NONENCpromote community development in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing an educational program that provides students, participants and the learning community the opportunity to promote well-being from their own experience and context$106,828COL SAN JERONIMO LIDICEMEXICODFMX10200
PAWS FOR PURPLE HEARTS
10201 OLD REDWOOD HWYPENNGROVECA94951NONEPCMatching Grant$500
PAWS WITH A CAUSE
4646 SOUTH DIVISIONWAYLANDMI49348NONEPCMatching Grant$400
PBS FOUNDATION
2100 CRYSTAL DRARLINGTONVA22202NONESO IMatching Grant$1,200
PENNSYLVANIA HEAD START ASSOCIATION
415 MARKET ST STE 206AHARRISBURGPA17101NONEPCstrengthen farm to early care and education statewide initiatives as a key component of quality early learning settings$200,000
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
201 OLD MAINUNIVERSITY PARKPA16802NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
PEOPLES ACTION INSTITUTE
2125 W NORTH AVECHICAGOIL60647NONEPCincrease public awareness and educate the media, decision makers and other stakeholders about family and business-friendly reforms by engaging small business leaders with a specific focus on child care providers$250,000
PETER DOUGHERTY SOCIETY
P O BOX 101OLD MISSIONMI49673NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS
901 E ST NWWASHINGTONDC20004NONEPCimprove economic growth and opportunity utilizing a broad group of experts and advocates to develop evidence based solutions$500,000
PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL & HEALTH CARE DISTRICT
100 S BROAD ST 10TH FLPHILADELPHIAPA19110NONESO Idevelop an early childhood education apprenticeship by creating career pathways focused on the child development associate credential$129,596
PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE
900 DAISY BATES DRLITTLE ROCKAR72202NONEPCMatching Grant$10,000
PHILANTHROPY NEW YORK INC
320 EAST 43RD STNEW YORKNY10017NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2019 Asset Funder's Network Grantmaker Conference$25,000
PHOENIX CHORALE
100 W ROOSEVELT STPHOENIXAZ85003NONEPCMatching Grant$2,800
PICKAWAY COUNTY
770 N COURT STCIRCLEVILLEOH43113NONEPCMatching Grant$7,468
PICTURES OF HOPE
639 PURDY STBIRMINGHAMMI48009NONEPCenable homeless and disadvantaged children and youth to visualize their goals and increase community awareness of homelessness and disadvantaged children and youth by engaging with community mentors and participating in a photojournalism project that captures their hopes and dreams$10,000
PILLARS FUND
171 N ABERDEEN ST STE 400CHICAGOIL60607NONEPCstrengthen Grantee's capacity to support Muslim, Arab and South Asian children experiencing racial trauma and provide job training for parents by shifting narratives, building leadership capacity, advancing a racial equity agenda across communities and investing in community-based organizations$500,000
PINK RIBBON RIDERS
5420 BECKLEY RD STE 334BATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$200
PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION
123 WILLIAM STREETNEW YORKNY10038NONEPCMatching Grant$250
PLATAFORMA NUUP AC
NONEPCenhance economic opportunities and fair access to value chains for small-scale honey producers in the Yucatan Peninsula and the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico by incubating and accompanying collaborative projects that promote inclusiveness and fairness in the apicultural ecosystem$57,150COL AMPLIACION GRANADACIUDAD DE MEXICOMX11529
PLUS FUND PAID LEAVE FOR THE UNITED STATES
PO BOX 411075SAN FRANCISCOCA94141NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of winning paid family leave for everyone in the United Stated by providing general operating support$250,000
POLICY EQUITY GROUP LLC
142 11TH ST SEWASHINGTONDC20003NONENCpromote child health and nutrition by developing a national learning community and providing technical assistance to organizations that have developed innovative farm-to-early childhood models across the country$400,000
POLICY EQUITY GROUP LLC
142 11TH ST SEWASHINGTONDC20003NONENCstrengthen early childhood program quality and stronger child outcomes in Michigan by supporting the implementation of new federal and state regulatory requirements$100,000
POLICY INSTITUTE FOR THE CHILDREN OF LOUISIANA INC
PO BOX 13552NEW ORLEANSLA70185NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of advancing policies to ensure that Louisiana's young children are ready for success in school and in life by providing general operating support$150,000
POLICYLINK
1438 WEBSTER ST STE 303OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCbuild community capacity to advance equitable growth by upgrading the National Equity Atlas, partnering with local community leaders to develop custom data tools and analyses to advance equity locally and producing additional analyses to assist in local data efforts$594,252
POOR CLARE COLETTINE
3501 ROCKY RIVER DRIVECLEVELANDOH441112998NONEPCMatching Grant$200
POPULATION COUNCIL INC
1 DAG HAMMARSKJOLD PLAZA 3TH FLNEW YORKNY10017NONEPCimprove the quality of life for disadvantaged indigenous female youth in Mayan communities in Yucatan, Mexico by providing a mentor training that increases leadership skills, life skills and promotes empowerment$118,875
POVERTY AND RACE RESEARCH ACTION COUNCIL
740 15TH ST NW STE 300WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of linking social science research to advocacy work in order to address problems of race and poverty by providing general operating support$700,000
POWER COALITION FOR EQUITY AND JUSTICE
2202 ST BERNARD AVE STE 310NEW ORLEANSLA70116NONENCsupport local residents' leadership capacity to self-organize and advocate on key issues in New Orleans and throughout Louisiana by providing education and data to citizens$15,000
PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTER
415 CHERRY ST SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCMatching Grant$100
PREPARE AND PROSPER
2610 UNIVERSITY AVE W STE 450ST PAULMN55114NONEPCMatching Grant$300
PREPARE INTERNATIONAL INC
1100 PELICAN LNCLEMMONSNC27012NONEPCMatching Grant$450
PRESBYTERY OF LAKE MICHIGAN
1511 HELEN AVEPORTAGEMI49002NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
PRESIDENT & FELLOWS HARVARD COLLEGE TH CHAN SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
677 HUNTINGTON AVEBOSTONMA02115NONEPCpromote improved physical, mental and educational outcomes for young children and parents by documenting and sharing the ways in which politically-related and early childhood stress impacts the health of pre-school children and adults, and identifying interventions that are most responsive$368,699
PRESIDENT AND FELLOW OF HARVARD COLLEGE HAVARD LAW SCHOOL
1033 MASSACHUSETTS AVE 5TH FLCAMBRIDGEMA02138NONEPCdevelop a set of policy recommendations that reimagines American labor law in support of an economic agenda that supports low-wage and vulnerable workers through convenings, consensus building, research, community engagement and leadership development$129,150
PRIDE OF PARCHMENT SCHOOLS
520 N ORIENT STPARCHMENTMI49004NONEPCMatching Grant$300
PROGRESSIVE AMERICA FUND
1 METROTECH CTR N 11 FLRBROOKLYNNY11201NONEPCadvocate for solutions to protect jobs and promote quality employment for workers in the retail sector supply chain by engaging in high-impact public education and corporate campaigns$300,000
PROMOTORES DEL AUTODESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE DE CHIAPAS DE RL DE CV
NONENCimprove families' income generation alternatives in Aldama, Chiapas, Mexico, by building and advancing their skills to diversify crops through integrated systems, sustainable production practices and access to local short trade chains that can complement their economy$50,000COLONIA FSTSE 200SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29247
PRONATURA PENINSULA DE YUCATAN AC
NONEPCimprove indigenous communities wellbeing in Calakmul, Campeche, by promoting the implementation of sustainable productive practices and supporting a capacity-building process designed to strengthen community governance and inclusive participation mechanisms for youth and women$129,233COLONIA PINZON IIMERIDAYUCMX97205
PRONATURA SUR AC
NONEPCimprove the education system in Chiapas, Mexico, by supporting a collaborative network of organizations and schools aiming to reflect and document positive models and experiences that can transform the educational practice in the state and using this information to inform stakeholders in the sector$87,458BARRIO CUXTITALIIASAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29230
PRONATURA SUR AC
NONEPCpromote community development in the Highlands of Chiapas, by implementing a series of professional development programs for young leaders interested in improving well-being in their communities and implementing comprehensive actions towards innovation and entrepreneurism$99,050BARRIO CUXTITALIIASAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29230
PROSPERITY WORKS
909 COPPER AVE NWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCMatching Grant$700
PROYECTO DIFA ALTERNATIVAS Y ACTUALIZACION AC
NONEPCadvance local development and community engagement for youth in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by consolidating an organization and self-management initiative inviting them and their communities to connect with themes of relevance, with the goal to advance local development with their engagement$119,600BARRIO DE MEXICANOSSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29240
PROYECTO IMPACTO CONSULTORES AC (PROJECT IMPACT CONSULTANTS)
NONEPCimprove economic opportunities for women in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by integrating services on business, market, production and empowerment as a core path for them to develop new skills while also building better conditions to position them within the sector$128,000BARRIO DE GUADALUPESAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29230
PUBLIC AFFAIRS RESEARCH COUNCIL OF LOUISIANA INC
451 FLORIDA ST STE 1060BATON ROUGELA70801NONEPCimprove access to quality early child education in Louisiana by engaging stakeholders; conducting an analysis of federal, state and local funding streams; and providing recommendations that inform governance and funding of early childhood education programs$60,000
PUEBLO OF JEMEZ EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
PO BOX 100JEMEZ PUEBLONM87024NONEPCimprove educational and socio-emotional outcomes for Jemez Pueblo Native American children by supporting an integrated Towa Language Immersion instruction system from early childhood to 2nd Grade and implementing curriculum, assessment, teacher pipeline and professional development supports$325,643
PUEBLO OF ZUNI
PO BOX 339ZUNINM87327NONEPCimprove economic and educational outcomes of Zuni parents, children and community members through targeted and culturally-appropriate training, professional development, capacity building, entrepreneurship and educational supports$446,311
PUENTES NEW ORLEANS INC
4205 CANAL STNEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCincrease the leadership capacity of immigrant youth in New Orleans to self-organize and advocate on key issues impacting their communities by supporting the development of the LatiNOLA NOW! youth coalition$49,990
PUERTO RICO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC
1719 AVE PONCE DE LEONSAN JUANPR009091905NONEPCenhance recovery of families affected by hurricanes in Puerto Rico through a comprehensive intervention to increase family economic security and support children's' education and families' access to basic infrastructure, water and energy$720,847
RACE FORWARD
145 EAST 57TH STNEW YORKNY10022NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of building awareness, solutions and leadership for racial justice through generation of transformative ideas, information and experiences by providing general operating support$1,200,000
RACE FORWARD
145 EAST 57TH STNEW YORKNY10022NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the 2018 Race Forward Conference$25,000
RAINFOREST ALLIANCE INC
233 BROADWAY 28TH FLNEW YORKNY10279NONEPCincrease income generation opportunities for young people by supporting a capacity-building program aimed to incentivize involvement and engagement of younger generations in economic development and sustainable forest management projects in Calakmul, Campeche, Mexico$203,888
RAPE VICTIM SERVICES INC
PO BOX 8506PADUCAHKY42002NONEPCMatching Grant$300
RAVENA RESCUE SQUAD
PO BOX 144RAVENANY12143NONEPCMatching Grant$680
RBC MINISTRIES
PO BOX 2222GRAND RAPIDSMI49501NONEPCMatching Grant$240
REACHING OUR SISTERS EVERYWHERE INC
3614 COLUMBIA PKWYDECATURGA30034NONEPCincrease breastfeeding in African American communities by providing technical support to strengthen the culture of breastfeeding; providing culturally competent technical support to workplaces, schools, child care, and health providers and increasing the number of peers and professionals of color$375,400
READ TO SUCCEED ASHEVILLE
PO BOX 18652ASHEVILLENC28814NONEPCMatching Grant$500
RECONCILE NEW ORLEANS INC
1631 ORETHA CASTLE HALEY BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of transforming the lives of young adults and the community through the ministry of reconciliation by providing general operating support$200,000
RECOVERY ON WATER INC
1200 W 35TH STCHICAGOIL60609NONEPCMatching Grant$200
RECTOR AND VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
PO BOX 400195CHARLOTTESVILLEVA22904NONEPCdevelop Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation in the six targeted communities that will serve as a replicable model throughout all Humanities Councils for communities and youth to vocalize their stories as a part of a new transformational national narrative for healing$507,020
RED DE MUJERES Y HOMBRES POR UNA OPINION PUBLICA CON PERSPECTIVA
NONEPCstrengthen indigenous womens leadership in Campeche by creating a network of human rights defenders aimed at disseminating girls' and womens rights, promoting access to justice for women victims of violence and contributing to the development of citizenship with gender and equity lenses$61,597COLONIA CENTRO HISTORICOCAMPECHECMPMX24000
RED DE PRODUCTORES DE SERVICIOS AMBIENTALES YA AX SOT OT YOOK OL
NONEPCenhance civic engagement in mayan communities by providing technical assistance and trainings that promote social inclusion and indigenous rights education for young people$49,382GONZALO GUERRERRO SIN NUMEROJOSE MARIA MORELOSQRMX77890
REFILL CAFE
3317 N STATE STJACKSONMS39216NONENCsupport living-wage, job attainment with career mobility, promote healthy food access and develop community resiliency within West Jackson, Mississippi, through the development of a workforce training cafe$150,000
REFUGEE & IMMIGRANT CENTER FOR EDUCATION AND LEGAL SERVICES
1305 N FLORES STSAN ANTONIOTX78212NONEPCMatching Grant$180
REFUGEE EDUCATION CENTER
2130 ENTERPRISE ST SEKENTWOODMI49508NONEPCincrease access to quality/culturally appropriate early childhood education services for children and families by launching a new early childhood development center that provides center-based services and functions as a hub for individuals interested in becoming licensed home-based care providers$200,740
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES
10889 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 700LOS ANGELESCA900951406NONEPCimprove children's education outcomes by engaging low-wage garment and domestic worker parents in their children's education and financial literacy through culturally relevant and innovative school, community and worker advocate supported programs$315,107
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA
3227 CHEADLE HALL 3RD FLSANTA BARBARACA931062050NONEPCenhance awareness about the importance of accurate data to tackle racial inequality and its effects on children and families by studying the pertinence of the question used in the mid-census survey to count black populations in Mexico$327,449
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY
5940 1608 4TH ST STE 220BERKELEYCA947105940NONEPCstrengthen efforts of the Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society in advancing a structural inclusion agenda and deepening the frame of "othering and belonging" by conducting research that illuminates structural inequities$1,037,500
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY
5940 1608 4TH ST STE 220BERKELEYCA947105940NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2019 Othering and Belonging Conference$50,000
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
3003 S STATE ST STE 5000ANN ARBORMI481091273NONEPCaddress systemic and structural barriers to employment that impact Detroit residents by supporting the Employment Equity Learning Community that brings together workforce and economic development stakeholders working in Detroit to share, learn and build collaborative partnerships$70,601
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
3003 S STATE ST STE 5000ANN ARBORMI481091273NONEPCsupport a community visioning and planning process by engaging and empowering residents and other key stakeholders to identify a set of strategies and action projects that lead to improved education, health, employment and overall well-being in response to the water and lead crisis in Flint$199,777
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN CLUB OF ATLANTA SCHOLARSHIP FUND
DEPT CH 10189PALATINEIL600550189NONEPCMatching Grant$10,570
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
1700 LOMAS NE STE 2200 MSCO1 1247ALBUQUERQUENM871310001NONEPCimprove the health, educational and economic well-being of vulnerable Native American children and families by enhancing capacity to conduct budget and policy analysis specific to Native American communities$172,233
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
1700 LOMAS NE STE 2200 MSCO1 1247ALBUQUERQUENM871310001NONEPCimprove educational outcomes for vulnerable children by engaging, training and empowering refugee parents to advocate for increased cultural competence, access and equity in their children's education$242,817
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
1700 LOMAS NE STE 2200 MSCO1 1247ALBUQUERQUENM871310001NONEPCsupport community action and enhance the skills of leaders by providing core support of the Community Engagement Center$200,000
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
1700 LOMAS NE STE 2200 MSCO1 1247ALBUQUERQUENM871310001NONEPCpursue justice and racial equity for vulnerable children and families by preparing and incentivizing lawyers and other professionals to address social determinants of health by leveraging legal and public health systems$17,301
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
1700 LOMAS NE STE 2200 MSCO1 1247ALBUQUERQUENM871310001NONEPCproduce a mission-based evaluation study of the New America Schools, an alternative high school focused on adult immigrant learners, in the South Valley of Albuquerque and in Las Cruces$150,093
RENAISSANCE PROJECT
5234 N CLAIBORNE AVENEW ORLEANSLA70117NONEPCsupport the organization's mission to improve the quality of life in low-income communities of color in New Orleans by increasing access to fresh, healthy food; improving education opportunities; catalyzing economic development and celebrating arts and culture by providing general operating support$27,137
RENDE PROGRESS CAPITAL
2843 E GRAND RIVER STE 132EAST LANSINGMI48823NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of providing assistance to excluded entrepreneurs who face social and financial barriers to acquiring traditional loans because of bias and racial inequity by providing general operating support$100,000
RESCUE MISSIONS MINISTRIES
PO BOX 11858DURHAMNC27703NONEPCMatching Grant$50
RESEARCH FOUNDATION FOR THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
35 STATE STALBANYNY12207NONEPCpromote education, health and economic well-being of children and families in Akaye, Haiti, through completion of master/programmatic plans, determination of core team roles/responsibilities, establishment of university partnerships and structuring of the Sustainable Village and Learning Community$1,436,813
RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
230 W 41ST ST 7TH FLNEW YORKNY10036NONEPCstrengthen the teacher of color pipeline by redesigning pre- and in-service strategies and enhancing training opportunities for community college education majors at Borough of Manhattan Community College$138,550
RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITIES CENTERS UNITED INC
275 7TH AVE STE 1703NEW YORKNY10001NONEPCaddress employment equity and economic security for families in Mississippi by improving working conditions, wages and the leadership capabilities of low-wage restaurant workers$20,000
RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITIES CENTERS UNITED INC
275 7TH AVE STE 1703NEW YORKNY10001NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the Restaurant Opportunities Centers Diners Guide release event$25,000
RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITIES CENTERS UNITED INC
275 7TH AVE STE 1703NEW YORKNY10001NONEPCexpand access to living wage positions for the nation's restaurant workforce by providing job training, engaging high-road employers, and deepening partnerships and expanding efforts with Restaurant Opportunities Centers affiliates in Michigan and New Orleans$594,250
RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN YOUTH AND FAMILIES
101 FRIENDSHIP STPROVIDENCERI02903NONEPCimprove developmental and educational outcomes of children, birth to age five, involved in the Rhode Island child welfare system by expanding interagency service coordination among state and community entities to leverage existing service capacity$144,600
RHODORA J DONAHUE CATHOLIC ACADEMY
4955 SETON WAYAVE MARIAFL34142NONEPCMatching Grant$40,000
RICHLAND BIBLE CHURCH DBA
8643 GULL RDRICHLANDMI49083NONEPCMatching Grant$8,100
RIDGECREST BAPTIST CHURCH
2210 W REPUBLIC RDSPRINGFIELDMO65807NONEPCMatching Grant$50
RIGHT PLACE FOUNDATION
125 OTTAWA AVE NW STE 450GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCevaluate the economic growth of the Grand Rapids region through a racial equity lens to direct future engagement of the regional economic development organization by partnering with the Brookings Institute's Inclusive Economic Development Learning Lab$50,000
RIO GRANDE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
318 ISLETA BLVD SWALBUQUERQUENM87105NONEPCimprove economic security of vulnerable New Mexico families by providing training, technical assistance and other support to alternative business models$159,034
RIO GRANDE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
318 ISLETA BLVD SWALBUQUERQUENM87105NONEPCimprove the economic security of working, low-income, nontraditional entrepreneurs with families in the South Valley of Albuquerque, New Mexico, by providing community and culturally-based incubation resources, strategies, networks and expertise$81,000
RISING TIDE CAPITAL
384 MARTIN LUTHER KING DRJERSEY CITYNJ07305NONEPCleverage the power of entrepreneurship by providing technical assistance and accelerations services to small businesses resulting in increased financial security, self-sufficiency and economic opportunity for low-income families and children$250,000
ROAD RUNNERS CLUB OF AMERICA
PO BOX 393PORTAGEMI49081NONEPCMatching Grant$50
ROADRUNNER FOOD BANK
5840 OFFICE BLVD NEALBUQUERQUENM87111NONEPCMatching Grant$800
ROBERT A TOIGO FOUNDATION
180 GRAND AVE STE 925OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, Toigo 2019 Annual Gala$50,000
ROBERT W WOODRUFF ARTS CENTER INC
1280 PEACHTREE ST NEATLANTAGA30309NONEPCMatching Grant$4,034
ROCA INC
101 PARK STCHELSEAMA02150NONEPCimprove outcomes for high-risk young mothers through expanded sector-based employment with living wage pathways, cognitive behavioral therapy and life skills curriculum and an internal outcomes assessment to demonstrate proof of concept$299,023
ROCKEFELLER FAMILY FUND INC
475 RIVERSIDE DR STE 900NEW YORKNY10115NONEPCenhance awareness about the use of preemption as a strategy to inhibit local democracy and perpetuate racial and socioeconomic inequality through legal research, technical assistance, message development and education and outreach$187,500
ROCKEFELLER PHILANTHROPY ADVISORS INC
6 W 48TH ST 10TH FLNEW YORKNY10036NONEPCcreate and promote authentic, just narratives of people of color, immigrants, refugees and Muslims in partnership and collaboration with entertainment and media industries by supporting the Pop Culture Collaborative funder resource$500,000
ROCKEFELLER PHILANTHROPY ADVISORS INC
6 W 48TH ST 10TH FLNEW YORKNY10036NONEPCenable a national funders collaborative to support innovative projects that encourage the philanthropic sector to listen to, learn from and modify programmatic supports based on what it hears from the people and communities we all serve$590,000
ROGOSIN INSTITUTE INC
505 E 70TH ST HT-230NEW YORKNY10021NONEPCincrease access to and opportunities for low-income young people and their families in and around Sunflower County to gain equitable, socially mobile healthcare industry-related employment by providing career/workforce pathway training linked to real employment opportunities$619,333
ROOSEVELT PARK NEIGHBORHOOD
1260 GRANDVILLE AVE SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCMatching Grant$200
RUSH CREEK BIBLE CHURCH
2334 76TH ST SWBYRON CENTERMI49315NONEPCMatching Grant$46,600
SAY DETROIT
29836 TELEGRAPH RDSOUTHFIELDMI48034NONEPCenable SAY Detroit to achieve its mission of bettering the lives of Detroit's neediest citizens through shelter, food, medical care, volunteer efforts and education by providing general operating support$25,000
SACRED HEART OF JESUS PARISH
156 VALLEY AVE SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49504NONEPCMatching Grant$30,000
SAFE PLACE
PO BOX 199BATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCMatching Grant$200
SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER
114 WOODLAND STHARTFORDCT06105NONEPCincrease breastfeeding initiation and duration among vulnerable families by scaling up, enhancing and disseminating a systems' initiative linking baby friendly hospital transformation to community postpartum peer support across a 40-hospital maternity care network$678,418
SAINT PAUL FOUNDATION
101 5TH ST E STE 2400SAINT PAULMN551011800NONEPCengage donors of color and nonprofit organizations across the Saint Paul, Minn., community and Twin Cities region to utilize the Facing Race toolkit to eliminate racial disparities for vulnerable children and families$75,000
SAINT XAVIER UNIVERSITY
3700 W 103RD STREETCHICAGOIL60655NONEPCMatching Grant$100
SAKIL NICHIM ANTSETIK AC
NONEPCimprove maternal and reproductive health in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by developing local leaders with adequate communication skills and tools to reach differentiated audiences with change-making potential$62,949BARRIO DE MEXICANOSSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29240
SALVATION ARMY
1215 FULTON ST EGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCMatching Grant$1,560
SALVATION ARMY
501 ARCHDALE DRCHARLOTTENC28210NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
SAMARITAN'S PURSE
PO BOX 3000BOONENC28607NONEPCMatching Grant$3,386
SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION
1035 MARKET ST STE 400SAN FRANCISCOCA94103NONEPCMatching Grant$150
SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDATION
1 EMBARCADERO CTR STE 1400SAN FRANCISCOCA94111NONEPCsupport a donor-advised fund to carry out grantmaking through the use of mini-grants$150,000
SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDATION
ONE EMBARCADERO CENTER STE 1400SAN FRANCISCOCA94111NONEPCMatching Grant$259,961
SANANDO HERIDAS AC
NONEPCimprove health of families in Chalchihuitan and Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico, by building the communities' capacity for management and care of health to reduce the incidence and prevalence of preventable and treatable diseases and raising authorities' awareness of the issues and needs$107,465COL LECHERIATULTITLANMEXMX54940
SANKOFA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
5200 DAUPHINE STNEW ORLEANSLA70117NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of building healthier communities for generations to come by providing general operating support$100,000
SANTA FE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
6401 RICHARDS AVE RM 111SANTA FENM87508NONEPCexpand access and increase efficacy of evidence-based home visiting services by establishing a First Born training and technical assistance program at the Early Childhood Center of Excellence at Santa Fe Community College$128,776
SANTA FE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 1827SANTA FENM875041827NONEPCcatalyze positive change for children and families by increasing community access to data through the SHARE platform and building capacity for long-term sustainability$100,000
SANTA FE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 1827SANTA FENM875041827NONEPCimprove the health outcomes of children and families in target New Mexico communities in priority counties and strengthen the health equity network by increasing the communities' capacity to educate and make an impact through Health Impact Assessments and development of knowledge products$500,000
SANTA FE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 1827SANTA FENM875041827NONEPCengage donors across Native American communities in New Mexico to more fully participate in democratic practices of philanthropy through targeted giving circle models and grants to community based organizations serving vulnerable families$125,000
SANTA FE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 1827SANTA FENM875041827NONEPCincrease the economic security of vulnerable New Mexican families and promote racial equity by strengthening organizational collaboration in support of concentrated campaigns to improve the income, benefits and job protections for low-wage workers and their families$108,000
SANTA FE INDIAN SCHOOL
1501 CERRILLOS RDSANTA FENM87505NONEPCimprove the educational outcomes of Native American children by engaging, supporting and mobilizing Native American communities' to comprehensively address the findings and opportunities of the Yazzie/Martinez education lawsuit$300,000
SANTA FE INDIAN SCHOOL
1501 CERRILLOS RDSANTA FENM87505NONEPCimprove educational outcomes for Native children by engaging in collaborative dialogue to create systems and policy change$150,000
SARAH BUSH LINCOLN HEALTH
1000 HEALTH CENTER DRIVEMATTOONIL61938NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION INC
501 KINGS HWY E STE 400FAIRFIELDCT06825NONEPCMatching Grant$400
SAVING MOSES
PO BOX 4584ENGLEWOODCO80155NONEPCMatching Grant$304
SCHOOL ON WHEELS INC
PO BOX 23371VENTURACA93002NONEPCMatching Grant$200
SECONDMUSE
PO BOX 582BERNALILLIONM87004NONENCincrease entrepreneurship in Battle Creek, with a focus on woman and minority owned businesses, by providing early stage entrepreneurial support$1,643,209
SEED MONEY
3 POWDERHORN DRIVESCARBOROUGHME04074NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
SEIU EDUCATION & SUPPORT FUND
1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NWWASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCcreate a national infrastructure to improve equity in early childhood education workforce and ensure children of color in low-income communities have access to high-quality early learning environments and a highly qualified workforce by identifying the most effective early care/education trainings$300,000
SELF HELP ALTERNATIVE LIVING
PO BOX 265KALAMAZOOMI49004NONEPCMatching Grant$1,600
SHALOM CENTER
6711 LINCOLN DRPHILADELPHIAPA19119NONEPCMatching Grant$4,000
SHARING AND CARING HANDS INC
525 N 7TH STMINNEAPOLISMN55405NONEPCMatching Grant$100
SHAW ISLAND LIBRARY AND
PO BOX 844SHAW ISLANDWA98286NONEPCMatching Grant$200
SHERMAN LAKE YMCA OUTDOOR CENTER
6225 N 39TH STREETAUGUSTAMI49012NONESO III FIMatching Grant$115,887
SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN
2900 N ROCKY POINT DRTAMPAFL33607NONEPCMatching Grant$70
SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN
2211 N OAK PARK AVECHICAGOIL60707NONEPCMatching Grant$50
SIEMBRA LEADERSHIP HIGH SCHOOL
524 CENTRAL SWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCimprove economic and career outcomes for vulnerable youth and their families in Bernalillo County, New Mexico, through establishing an innovative, industry-partnered, project-based learning high school focused on supporting entrepreneurship and career preparedness$78,700
SIERRA CLUB FOUNDATION
2101 WEBSTER ST STE 1250OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCMatching Grant$200
SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
2440 W EL CAMINO REAL STE 300MOUNTAIN VIEWCA94040NONEPCidentify scalable, evidence-informed methods for increasing social/emotional development among vulnerable children and identify effective strategies and structural changes needed for successful implementation of these methods through core support of the Parenting Through Pediatrics Initiative$500,003
SILVERBACK SOCIETY INC
401 PARK BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70114NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of building the capacity of men which will enable them to contribute to better living for those who depend on them by providing general operating support$125,000
SIREN EATON SHELTER INC
PO BOX 369CHARLOTTEMI48813NONEPCMatching Grant$360
SIXTH BAPTIST CHURCH
928 FELICITY STNEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCMatching Grant$40,810
SLD READ
5250 LOVERS LN STE LL100KALAMAZOOMI49002NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
SMILE TRAIN
633 THIRD AVE 9TH FLNEW YORKNY10017NONEPCMatching Grant$100
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
PO BOX 37012 MRC 1205WASHINGTONDC200137012NONEPCsupport the National Museum of African American History and Culture to create programs and resources to empower, enrich and educate young children from birth to 8 years old around identity, race and the African American experience$387,199
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
PO BOX 37012 STE 3150 MRC 712WASHINGTONDC20013NONEPCMatching Grant$200
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
PO BOX 37012 MRC 509WASHINGTONDC20013NONEPCMatching Grant$166
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
PO BOX 37012 MRC 516WASHINGTONDC200137012NONEPCMatching Grant$400
SOCCORRO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
12440 ROJAS DREL PASOTX79928NONEPCimprove the academic outcomes of struggling students, particularly English Language Learners, by third grade through increasing the capacity of teachers and the implementation of a personalized learning platform$250,000
SOCIAL CAPITAL MAKRETS LLC
6 MERCER ST STE 24PRINCETONNJ08540NONENCbuild skills and develop actionable strategies within the impact investing and private sector business fields by imbedding a racial equity track at a premiere, cross-sector, mission investing forum as well as on-going, year-round message and tool distribution$375,000
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS OF NEW ORLEANS
4035 WASHINGTON AVENEW ORLEANSLA70125NONEPCimprove economic opportunities and reduce social disparities for children and families by supporting entrepreneurship in the health, food and education sectors and accelerating minority-owned neighborhood-based small business development, all through a racial equity lens$408,937
SOCIAL IMPACT FUND
750 W 7TH STLOS ANGELESCA90081NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the first annual Day of Unreasonable Conversations, by connecting TV writers, producers and executives with leading changemakers to engage in critical discourse and spark innovative approaches to storytelling to reflect, enlighten and inspire viewers$50,000
SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DEPAUL
3000 GRATIOT AVEDETROITMI48207NONEPCMatching Grant$800
SOLIDAGO FOUNDATION
150 MAIN ST STE 24NORTHAMPTONMA01060NONEPCincrease opportunity, mobility and power for working people in sectors that will be impacted by automation by facilitating funding, training and support for efforts that support innovations in workforce development training and services$375,000
SOLIDAGO FOUNDATION
150 MAIN ST STE 24NORTHAMPTONMA01060NONEPCadvance partnerships for workers centers to build their capacity and effectively increase their voice and power by joining philanthropy, worker organizations, academia and other stakeholders$335,000
SOUTH DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL
5091 GLENN VALLEY DR STE 1BBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$3,000
SOUTH VALLEY ACADEMY
3426 BLAKE RD SWALBUQUERQUENM87105NONEPCincrease job access through public-private partnerships for low-income residents of Albuquerque's South Valley by providing core support for the employment equity program$150,045
SOUTHEASTERN COUNCIL OF FOUNDATIONS INC
100 PEACHTREE ST NE STE 2080ATLANTAGA30303NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, "Southeastern Council of Foundations 50th Anniversary Conference: Writing the Next Chapter," focused on building a better networked southern philanthropy dedicated to equity$50,000
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
MAILCODE 6805 SIUCCARBONDALEIL62901NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
SOUTHERN INITIATIVE OF THE ALGEBRA PROJECT INC
PO BOX 50111SUMMERVILLESC29485NONEPCimprove math proficiency for students by providing intensive professional development to teachers, engaging community and building pipelines of support with historically black colleges and universities$150,000
SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER
400 WASHINGTON AVEMONTGOMERYAL36104NONEPCMatching Grant$1,270
SOUTHWEST CREATIONS COLLABORATIVE
1308 4TH ST NWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCincrease family engagement in children's education by expanding the Hacia program to include children from early childhood through elementary school$250,000
SOUTHWEST DETROIT BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
7752 W VERNOR HWY STE 101DETROITMI48209NONEPCestablish a Small Business Advocacy Center to increase the number of Detroit-based/owned businesses certified to bid on state and federally funded projects and to assist small business hiring by removing barriers to work preventing Detroit residents' full access to jobs created$240,000
SOUTHWEST DETROIT COMMUNITY BENEFITS COALITION
PO BOX 32182DETROITMI48232NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to ensure that the interests of community residents, businesses and community-based organizations are recognized and protected in public and private development projects in the community by providing general operating support$75,000
SOUTHWEST ECONOMIC SOLUTIONS
2835 BAGLEY AVE STE 800DETROITMI48216NONEPCprovide holistic solutions in workforce preparation, employer services and job placement/retention for Detroit residents who are long-term unemployed and/or who face multiple barriers to equitable quality employment, including high school drop-outs, single parents, returning citizens and others$850,000
SOUTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL
275 N MAIN STLAS CRUCESNM88001NONEPCMatching Grant$400
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA COMMUNITY
2031 JACKSON ST STE 100FT MYERSFL33901NONEPCMatching Grant$3,168
SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN FIRST CORPORATION
241 E MICHIGAN AVEKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor an annual charitable event, Catalyst University, to strengthen leadership development of community leaders and residents across sectors engaged in the Battle Creek, Michigan, economic development planning process$13,750
SOUTHWEST ORGANIZATIONS UNIFYING RESOURCES FOR COMMUNITY & EMPLOYEES
1409 BUCHANAN AVE SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49507NONEPCincrease economic security for low-wage healthcare workers in southeast Grand Rapids neighborhoods by providing support for career recruitment, retention and advancement$576,500
SOUTHWEST ORGANIZING PROJECT
211 10TH ST SWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of supporting communities to achieve racial and gender equality and social and economic justice by providing general operating support$350,000
SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN URBAN LEAGUE
172 W VAN BUREN STBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$70
SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN URBAN LEAGUE
172 W VAN BUREN STBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of promoting advancement of minorities in the community by identifying, educating and monitoring by providing general operating support$75,000
SPEAK IT FORWARD INC
617 DOUGLAS AVEKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$1,200
SPECIAL OLYMPICS INC
PO BOX 795MT PLEASANTMI488040795NONEPCMatching Grant$58
SPECTRUM HEALTH FOUNDATION
100 MICHIGAN ST NE MC004GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCimplement a community-driven program to improve maternal-child health among Latina women and their young children through inclusive programming and evaluation as well as proven programming to engage male partners$889,819
SPRINGBOARD TO OPPORTUNITIES
3000 OLD CANTON RD STE 470JACKSONMS39216NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event that supports efforts to continue raising awareness about the resident-driven, community building and engagement work$5,000
SPRINGFIELD VICTORY
PO BOX 2884SPRINGFIELDMO65890NONEPCMatching Grant$500
SPROUT URBAN FARMS INC
PO BOX 888BATTLE CREEKMI490160888NONEPCstrengthen efforts to overcome barriers and create growth for the regional food shed by intentionally connecting the Battle Creek food system to economic development and small business development$248,800
ST BENEDICT CATHOLIC CHURCH
455 S SUNCOAST BLVDCRYSTAL RIVERFL34429NONEPCMatching Grant$700
ST BONIFACE HAITI FOUNDATION INC
40 GLEN AVENEWTONMA02459NONEPCprovide critical, high quality, pediatric health services in the Southwest Corridor, Haiti by transforming St. Boniface Hospital into a regional referral center for pediatric care, increasing pediatric staff capacity and services including inpatient unit, surgery, NICU, and malnutrition programming$1,004,512
ST BONIFACE HAITI FOUNDATION INC
40 GLEN AVENEWTONMA02459NONEPCprovide reliable and quality maternal, neonatal and child health services and measure health outcomes in Fond des Blancs, Haiti, through integrated health services, installation of an electronic medical record system and implementation of a data collection and monitoring and evaluation system$800,000
ST CECILIA MUSIC CENTER
24 RANSOM AVE NEGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCMatching Grant$300
ST CLOUD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 742
1201 S SECOND STWAITE PARKMN56387NONEPCimprove student achievement through training teachers and principals in co-teaching, culturally and linguistically responsive instruction and family engagement$298,735
ST JOHNS STUDENT PARISH
327 MAC AVEEAST LANSINGMI48823NONEPCMatching Grant$3,386
ST JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
61 N 23RD STBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$11,390
ST JOSEPH CHURCH
PO BOX 30LAKELANDFL33802NONEPCMatching Grant$960
ST JOSEPH COUNTY CONSERVATION
693 EAST MAIN STCENTREVILLEMI49032NONEPCMatching Grant$200
ST JOSEPHS AFRICAN METHODIST
2521 FAYETTEVILLE STDURHAMNC27707NONEPCMatching Grant$10,902
ST JUDE CHILDRENS RESEARCH
501 ST JUDE PLACEMEMPHISTN38105NONEPCMatching Grant$1,160
ST MARK LUTHERAN CHURCH
114 E MINGES RDBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$2,110
ST MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH
14200 E OLD US HWY 12CHELSEAMI48118NONEPCMatching Grant$11,610
ST MARY CHURCH
212 W HANOVERMARSHALLMI49068NONEPCMatching Grant$22,982
ST MARYS CHURCH
807 ST MARYS BLVDCHARLOTTEMI48813NONEPCMatching Grant$294
ST PATRICKS CHURCH
21 MAIN STRAVENANY12143NONEPCMatching Grant$3,500
ST PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH
1079 RIVERSIDE DRIVEBATTLE CREEKMI49015NONEPCMatching Grant$8,112
ST PHILIP CATHOLIC CHURCH
112 CAPITAL AVE NEBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCMatching Grant$34,062
ST PHILOMENA CATHOLIC CHURCH
4281 MARSEILLESDETROITMI48224NONEPCMatching Grant$1,240
ST STEPHENS CHURCH
19 S 10TH STPHILADELPHIAPA19107NONEPCMatching Grant$3,400
STANDING ROCK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
PO BOX 430FORT YATESND58538NONEPCstrengthen Standing Rock Indian Reservation's native language revitalization effort via developing an articulated, sustainable strategic plan for its Dakota/Lakota immersion school$150,000
STARFISH FAMILY SERVICES INC
30000 HIVELEY RDINKSTERMI481411089NONEPCidentify and disseminate lessons learned in replicating high-quality programs across Detroit's early childhood education system by supporting the evaluation of Thrive by Five Detroit- an unique Head Start collaboration of four high-capacity human service organizations$163,500
STARR COMMONWEALTH
13725 STARR COMMONWEALTH RDALBIONMI49224NONEPCMatching Grant$1,650
START GARDEN INC
40 PEARL ST NW STE 200GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCexpand access and opportunity for entrepreneurs of color in Grand Rapids, Mich., by providing targeted supports and removing barriers to entrepreneurship that lead to successful business ownership and employment for underserved residents in targeted neighborhoods$133,000
STATE HIGHER EDUCATION EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
3035 CENTER GREEN DR STE 100BOULDERCO80301NONEPCincrease the teacher of color pipeline by developing an extensive academic enrichment program developed to prepare minority teachers for success in a post-secondary educator preparation program$770,856
STATE OF MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
200 W BALTIMORE STBALTIMOREMD21201NONEPCimplement a statewide early childhood family engagement framework by providing support to local organizations to improve young children's school readiness$269,351
STATE OF MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PO BOX 30008LANSINGMI48909NONEPCimprove the delivery and quality of early childhood care and education in Michigan by acquiring external resources and expertise to assist the Michigan Department of Education in coordinating and drafting a competitive proposal to secure Federal Pre-K Development Grant Funding$16,645
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
1190 ST FRANCIS DRSANTA FENM87505NONEPCsupport positive health outcomes and improve developmental screenings for children in New Mexico by conducting longitudinal surveillance on child and maternal health indicators measuring postpartum and early childhood family social supports and challenges and health indicators$65,000
STATE VOICES
1616 P ST NW STE 220WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCbuild strategic alliances between people of color-led organizations in support of creating a common vision and agenda around issues that affect voting rights, ensure fair representation and remove barriers that impede employment opportunities in communities of color$111,450
STEP BY STEP INC
PO BOX 11440CHARLESTONWV25339NONEPCMatching Grant$500
STREET FOOD INSTITUTE
PO BOX 27058ALBUQUERQUENM87125NONEPCincrease the earning potential of low-income adults and parents of color by training food entrepreneurs and restaurant industry workers and developing strategic partnerships with food industry businesses and community colleges$150,000
STREET FOOD INSTITUTE
PO BOX 27058ALBUQUERQUENM87125NONEPCMatching Grant$400
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT PARTNERS INC
228 PARK AVE S 96810NEW YORKNY10003NONEPCsupport accelerator learning pilot that builds districts capacity to sustain effective K-1 literacy instruction and structures that improve K-1 student literacy achievement$586,932
STUDENT ADVOCACY CENTER OF MICHIGAN
124 PEARL ST STE 504YPSILANTIMI48197NONEPCMatching Grant$500
SUNFLOWER COUNTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT
PO BOX 70INDIANOLAMS38751NONEPCincrease kindergarten readiness of children by repurposing the Rosser Elementary School to become a centrally-located, high quality early childhood hub$605,000
SUNFLOWER COUNTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT
PO BOX 70INDIANOLAMS38751NONEPCincrease students' grade-level reading proficiency by the end of third grade through K-3 literacy instruction and teacher innovation in all Sunflower County, Miss., elementary schools$200,000
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS FUNDERS
601 E ARRELLAGA ST STE 101SANTA BARBARACA93103NONEPCexpand the network of funders engaged in supporting equitable food systems for the benefit of vulnerable children, families and communities$200,000
SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIES LAW CENTER
1428 FRANKLIN STOAKLANDCA94612NONEPCprovide better jobs and financial stability for families in low-income communities and communities of color by training and upskilling lawyers to provide expertise and resources critical to entrepreneurs as they transition to worker-owned enterprises$300,000
SUSTAINABLE ORGANIC INTERGRATED LIVELIHOODS
124 CHURCH RDSHERBURNENY13460NONEPCprovide communities in Haiti safe and dignified access to sanitation through the use of ecological sanitation$15,000
SYDA FOUNDATION
371 BRICKMAN ROADSOUTH FALLSBURGNY12779NONEPCMatching Grant$3,600
SYSTEMS THINKING GROUP
150 GAMMA DRPITTSBURGHPA15238NONENCincrease student achievement, pre-K through third grade, and build leadership capacity to guide school improvement that meets the needs of all students by engaging students, teachers and school/district/community leaders in using system thinking strategies$159,547
TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
525 W 120TH ST BOX 127NEW YORKNY10027NONEPCto produce high-quality, solutions-oriented journalism about educational inequity issues in Mississippi and New Orleans, including the reporting and production of regular pieces - both editorial, feature and news stories, along with radio programs$498,914
TEACHING FOR CHANGE
PO BOX 73038WASHINGTONDC20056NONEPCincrease access to quality public schools and improve student outcomes for vulnerable children by building effective partnership between families and schools$332,200
TEACHING MATTERS INC
475 RIVERSIDE DR STE 1270NEW YORKNY10115NONEPCrefine and pilot a scalable, blended, competency-based professional learning model that promotes effective K-3 literacy instruction$194,038
TEMPLE BETH AM
1039 S LA CIENEGA BLVDLOS ANGELESCA90035NONEPCMatching Grant$240
TEMPLE B'NAI ISRAEL
PO BOX 19666KALAMAZOOMI49009NONEPCMatching Grant$47,420
TEWA WOMEN UNITED
PO BOX 397SANTA CRUZNM87567NONEPCsupport healthy birth outcomes and early development of children in Native families by expanding full doula services, refining and implementing a Yiya Vi Kagingdi Di Doula Training Institute, enhancing parenting support and strengthening community networks for systems and policy change$150,000
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
400 HARVEY MITCHELL PKWY S STE 300COLLEGE STATIONTX77845NONEPCimprove the quality of the school environment and increase students outcomes by implementing a school inclusion intervention model, including professional development for leaders and teachers and enhancing parent engagement strategies$507,270
TEXAS COMMUNITY CAPITAL
1910 E MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVDAUSTINTX78702NONEPCincrease the capacity to provide reasonably priced credit to lower-income employees by expanding the number of lenders in the Community Loan Center network$211,600
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
3100 CLEBURNE AVEHOUSTONTX77004NONEPCadvance health equity and improve kids' natural environments by leveraging/expanding the Gulf Coast Equity Consortium, a collaboration of historically black colleges/universities and community based organizations, to address health/racial inequity and vulnerability of Gulf Coast kids and families$724,622
THE CATHOLIC FOUNDATION OF THE DIOCESE OF LANSING
228 N WALNUT STLANSINGMI48933NONEPCMatching Grant$1,800
THE KIDS REPAIR PROGRAM
5815 WISE RDLANSINGMI48911NONEPCMatching Grant$330
THE NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC
PO BOX 12231RTPNC27709NONEPCMatching Grant$334
THE PEOPLE CONCERN
2116 ARLINGTON AVE STE 100LOS ANGELESCA99018NONEPCMatching Grant$200
THE SENTENCING PROJECT
1705 DESALES ST NW 8TH FLOORWASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
THE TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND
101 MONTGOMERY ST STE 900SAN FRANCISCOCA94104NONEPCMatching Grant$700
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCimprove the outcomes for low-income children and families by strengthening the nonprofit sector in New Mexico while addressing the intersection between wages, the race and ethnicity of workers, and avenues for advancement through research, cohort-based action planning, and disseminating the findings$296,835
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2019 Biennial National Shared Services Conference$30,000
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event to provide technical assistance for early care and education systems partners to apply for federal preschool development grants$70,000
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, BUILD Initiative's 2019 Quality Rating and Improvement Systems National Conference$15,000
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCpromote coordination, strategic direction and leadership of the Hope Starts Here framework in collaboration with the stewardship board through employment and oversight of the implementation director$397,420
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCcreate a vision for culturally relevant early childhood development and learning by engaging and mobilizing mothers and caregivers through neighborhood-based informal networks$233,334
THOMAS A EDISON STATE
111 W STATE STTRENTONNJ086081176NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
THOMAS M RYAN INTERMEDIATE
9562 E M89RICHLANDMI49083NONEPCMatching Grant$50
THREE SISTERS KITCHEN
109 GOLD AVE SWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCincrease access to healthy, locally-grown food to vulnerable children and families by expanding food access programs, developing food enterprise trainings and programs, and promoting equitable systems change in the local food economy$150,000
THRIVE NEW ORLEANS
2025 ST CLAUDE AVENEW ORLEANSLA70116NONEPCequip new entrepreneurs with the insights, relationships and tools needed for a sustainable, thriving endeavor and economic security for families of color by supporting the Launch NOLA Green Business Academy$50,000
THUNDER VALLEY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
PO BOX 290PORCUPINESD57772NONEPCincrease access to healthy local produce for children on the Pine Ridge Reservation, ages 0-5, as part of a local food system strategy$150,000
TIDES CENTER
1014 TORNEY AVESAN FRANCISCOCA94129NONEPCenhance access to healthy, nutritious, locally and regionally sourced food in early childhood and school settings for children living in low-income communities by advancing child nutrition policy$137,209
TIDES CENTER
1014 TORNEY AVESAN FRANCISCOCA94129NONEPCincrease the quantity, quality and coordination of communications on race through a collaborative hub for leading racial equity advocates, with the ultimate aim of helping address racial inequities for vulnerable children and families in the United States$100,000
TIDES CENTER
1014 TORNEY AVESAN FRANCISCOCA94129NONEPCscale up farm-to-school benefits for vulnerable children through continued expansion to early care and education sites and diversification of partnerships, ensuring equitable access and institutionalization$650,000
TIDES CENTER
1014 TORNEY AVESAN FRANCISCOCA94129NONEPCbuild capacity by scaling up community-driven innovations in Oakland, California, for equitable food system change through strategic partnerships, application of racial equity principles, policy change and disseminating knowledge to broader networks$249,113
TIDES FOUNDATION
PO BOX 29903SAN FRANCISCOCA94129NONEPCadvance health equity through a racial equity lens by leveraging pooled funds for investments that engage and benefit vulnerable communities; seed and influence policy and systems change and encourage innovation, risk-taking, collaboration and communication among national and regional philanthropies$650,000
TO BE FAIR INC
614 S 4TH ST ROOM 310PHILADELPHIAPA19147NONEPCMatching Grant$1,500
TOGETHER RISING
800 W BROAD ST 6409FALLS CHURCHVA22040NONEPCMatching Grant$122
TONI AND TRISH HOUSE
4699 11 MILE RDAUBURNMI48611NONEPCMatching Grant$100
TRANS WORLD RADIO
PO BOX 8700CARYNC275128700NONEPCMatching Grant$200
TRINITY SCHOOL INC
4301 NORTHSIDE PARKWAY NWATLANTAGA30327NONEPCMatching Grant$668
TRUESCHOOL STUDIO LLC
612 ANDREW HIGGINS BLVD STE 3003NEW ORLEANSLA70130NONENCimprove pre-K through third grade student literacy achievement by supporting teachers' and school leaders' use of design-thinking methodology to create, implement, test and scale effective pre-K through third grade literacy instructional practices at the school level$165,735
TRUST FOR AMERICAS HEALTH
1730 M ST NW STE 900WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of protecting the health of every community and working to make disease prevention a national priority through science-based research, community partnerships education and advocacy by providing general operating support$400,000
TRUSTEES OF BOSTON UNIVERSITY
595 COMMONWEALTH AVE STE 700BOSTONMA02215NONEPCMatching Grant$144
TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH
6066 DEVELOPMENT OFFICEHANOVERNH03755NONEPCMatching Grant$123,000
TRUSTEES OF THE SMITH COLLEGE
33 ELM STREETNORTHAMPTONMA01063NONEPCMatching Grant$400
TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
3451 WALNUT ST STE P221PHILADELPHIAPA191046205NONEPCsupport the disaggregated data analysis and data system development component of the Research, Integration, Strategies and Evaluation for Boys and Men of Color project$150,522
TRUSUCCESS INC
7484 CANDLEWOOD DR SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49546NONEPCenable boys of color to succeed in school and life with essential social-emotional skills by providing training and educational opportunities through effective tools$104,166
TRWIB INC
650 SMITHFIELD ST STE 2600PITTSBURGHPA15222NONEPCdevelop a registered apprenticeship for early childhood education professionals through creating a career pathway focused on the child development associate credential$50,000
TURN 2 U INC
717 MARKET ST STE 100SAN FRANCISCOCA94103NONEPCenhance diverse contributions to the technology industry by supporting the training and placement of formerly incarcerated individuals into high-quality and high-impact careers$374,500
TURNER MEMORIAL AME CHURCH
1122 MONTICELLO STWEST COLUMBIASC29169NONEPCMatching Grant$800
UC HASTINGS FOUNDATION
200 MCALLISTER STSAN FRANCISCOCA94102NONEPCeliminate barriers to breastfeeding faced by low-income and African-American mothers in the workplace and on campus by strengthening legal protections for nursing mothers, educating professionals and parents about lactation laws and providing legal support to advocates and organizations$275,000
UNIDOSUS
1126 16th STREET NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCsupport the Racial Equity Anchor Institutions in advancing racial equity and racial healing thru increase civic engagement in communities of color and the development and deployment of effective multiracial narratives$1,607,688
UNIDOSUS
1126 16th STREET NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of improving opportunities for Hispanic Americans through applied research, policy analysis and advocacy by providing general operating support$1,200,000
UNION INSTITUTE AND UNIVERSITY
440 E MCMILLAN STCINCINNATIOH45211NONEPCMatching Grant$500
UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS
TWO BRATTLE SQCAMBRIDGEMA02138NONEPCelevate community voices to inform national food and agriculture policy that supports equitable food systems and healthful food that is available to all$275,000
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF GREATER LANSING
5509 S PENNSYLVANIA AVELANSINGMI48911NONEPCMatching Grant$50
UNITED NATIONAL INDIAN TRIBAL YOUTH INC
953 E JUANITA AVE STE CMESAAZ85204NONEPCimprove healthy living opportunities, lifestyle choices and actions by Native youth, with an emphasis on personal wellness and healing$263,297
UNITED STATES BREASTFEEDING COMMITTEE INC
4044 N LINCOLN AVE 288CHICAGOIL60618NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor two charitable events, the annual membership meeting and the Ninth National Breastfeeding Conference & Convening$50,000
UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1615 H ST NWWASHINGTONDC200622000NONENCengage and educate the business community in the imperatives of the business case for racial equity and research the perception and awareness of racial equity as an economic growth proposition$571,255
UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEF
125 MAIDEN LANENEW YORKNY10038NONEPCMatching Grant$50
UNITED WAY FOR SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN
3011 W GRAND BLVD STE 500DETROITMI48202NONEPCexpand innovative workforce solutions, employer engagement and a public-private system to connect low-/moderate-income Detroiters to career pathways and family-supporting wages and insure that Detroit participates equitably in the new economic growth of the future through support of a joint fund$500,000
UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL VIRGINIA
1010 MILLER PARK SQLYNCHBURGVA24501NONEPCsupport regional, rural early education systems alignment project and professional learning network$199,747
UNITED WAY OF CHATHAM COUNTY
P O BOX 1066PITTSBORONC27312NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
UNITED WAY OF GREATER CINCINNATI
2400 READING RDCINCINNATIOH452021478NONEPCadvance family and business-sustaining, quality jobs with living wages through employer roundtables that identify and advance best practice, tools, barrier reduction and return on investment strategies for successfully recruiting, retaining and advancing current and future workers$199,068
UNITED WAY OF LANE COUNTY
3171 GATEWAY LOOPSPRINGFIELDOR97477NONEPCimprove kindergarten readiness of low-income children by partnering in a social innovation fund that will expand the Kids in Transition to School program that focuses on early literacy and self-regulation development$200,000
UNITED WAY OF SANTA FE COUNTY
440 CERRILLOS RD STE ASANTA FENM87501NONEPCincrease access to early childhood programs by convening business leaders, policy makers and early childhood advocates to develop joint strategies aimed at building the public's will to design and implement a comprehensive and coordinated spectrum of early childhood programs$25,000
UNITED WAY OF THE BATTLE CREEK AND KALAMAZOO REGION
709 S WESTNEDGE AVEKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$129,719
UNITED WAY OF THE BATTLE CREEK AND KALAMAZOO REGION
709 S WESTNEDGE AVEKALAMAZOOMI490075099NONEPCensure a robust safety net of critical support services and information/referral systems improve the well-being and stability of families, reduce racial and economic disparities and tear down barriers that inhibit the health, well-being and long-term success of Battle Creek's families and children$450,000
UNITED WE DREAM NETWORK INC
1900 L ST NW STE 900WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of recognizing the dignity of immigrants and achieving the fair treatment of immigrant youth/families through groups devoted to aiding/educating immigrant communities and exposing them to civic engagement concepts by providing general operating support$1,000,000
UNITED WE DREAM NETWORK INC
1900 L ST NW STE 900WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCstrengthen the organizational capacity of the New Mexico Dream Team and the leadership skills of its young adult members to effectively implement strategies to expand higher education and job opportunities for immigrant children and families$200,000
UNIVERSAL DEMENTIA CAREGIVERS
24342 RIDGEVIEWFARMINGTON HILLSMI48336NONEPCMatching Grant$200
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE YUCATAN
NONEPCsupport a process of identification of successful civic engagement experiences in Yucatan that contribute to promoting integrated development strategies in indigenous communities$50,000CALLE 60 NUM 491-A x 57 CENTROMERIDAYUCMX97000
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE YUCATAN
NONEPCsupport a training program for Non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders working in social projects in Yucatan oriented to build capacities on impact evaluation$50,000CALLE 60 NUM 491-A x 57 CENTROMERIDAYUCMX97000
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE YUCATAN
NONEPCsupport the development of community projects where faculty members, students from diverse disciplines and community members from Mayan towns in Yucatan create practical solutions to address community needs and strengthen civic engagement$208,769CALLE 60 NUM 491-A x 57 CENTROMERIDAYUCMX97000
UNIVERSIDAD IBEROAMERICANA A C
NONEPCimprove the appropriateness and relevance of education for indigenous girls and boys in Chiapas and Yucatan, Mexico, through the implementation of an intercultural-inductive model and the construction of cross-cultural learning that brings together local and school knowledge$234,621PROLONGACION PASEO DE LA REFORM 880MEXICODFMX01219
UNIVERSIDAD IBEROAMERICANA A C
NONEPCimprove the quality of indigenous education in schools located in Mayan communities of Yucatan, Mexico, through the implementation of an education model for girls and boys that includes art; working with the land; and fundamental contents of respect, identity and values$144,231PROLONGACION PASEO DE LA REFORM 880MEXICODFMX01219
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO
NONEPCstrengthen management skills and knowledge of sustainable business development opportunities to enhance the economic security of rural families in the Yucatan Peninsula and Chiapas by expanding the content and access reach of a rural business education model course$159,140TORRE DE RECTORIA 11 PISOCIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA COYOACANDFMX04510
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO
NONEPCprovide funds to support two charitable events, the Geospatial Forum of the Americas and the Caribbean Geographic Information Systems Workshop$63,000TORRE DE RECTORIA 11 PISOCIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA COYOACANDFMX04510
UNIVERSITE QUISQUEYA
NONEPCimprove quality education and student performance nationally in Haiti through a national teacher and school administrator training institute using a hub-and-spoke and child-centered model$407,715HAUTE TURGEAU OUESTPORTAUPRINCEHA
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
2404 N UNIVERSITY AVELITTLE ROCKAR72207NONEPCincrease access to healthy, nutritious food for children and families and create jobs in Indian Country by leveraging model code policies to scale equitable food systems$250,000
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOUNDATION
300 UNIVERSITY HOUSEFAYETTEVILLEAR72701NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
PO BOX 45339SAN FRANCISCOCA941450339NONEPCMatching Grant$900
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
5235 S HARPER CT STE 431CHICAGOIL60615NONEPCMatching Grant$600
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
PO BOX 19970CINCINNATIOH452190970NONEPCMatching Grant$100
UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT JESUIT
8400 S CAMBRIDGEDETROITMI482211699NONEPCMatching Grant$500
UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE
1800 LINCOLN AVEEVANSVILLEIN47722NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND FOUNDATION INC
3300 METZEROTT RDADELPHIMD20783NONEPCimprove kindergarten readiness of children by conducting a comprehensive evaluation of the impact of Washington, D.C.'s, Quality Improvement Network on infant, toddler and family outcomes$223,400
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT AMHERST
70 BUTTERFIELD TERRACEAMHERSTMA010039242NONEPCinform and support research, reporting and action to address discrimination and promote diversity in large companies by making Equal Employment Opportunity Commission data on workforce composition (by race, gender and pay) publicly available through an up-to-date, user-friendly platform$201,414
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
PO BOX 1848UNIVERSITYMS38677NONEPCincrease literacy outcomes for children in Mississippi by training pre-service early education faculty in Mississippi on the science of reading and reading instruction in order to ensure effective, evidence-based reading instructional models are used by our next generation of educators$300,850
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI MEDICAL CENTER
2500 N STATE STJACKSONMS392164505NONEPCimprove birth outcomes and ensure early breastfeeding for the most vulnerable newborns in intensive care units in Biloxi, Sunflower, and Jackson by structuring baby friendly neonatal intensive care unit practices$122,000
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN
2200 VINE STLINCOLNNE685830861NONEPCinform the early childhood education field about the viability and impact of a comprehensive birth-3rd grade public school initiative through a longitudinal evaluation of a subset of participating children and their families birth to 3 years old$167,234
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER
1 UNIV OF NEW MEXICO MSC09 5225ALBUQUERQUENM87131NONEPCimprove breastfeeding rates and reduce racial and ethnic disparities in breastfeeding in New Mexico by implementing a statewide hospital and community clinic-based Quality Improvement initiative$270,000
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
104 AIRPORT DR STE 2200 CB 1350CHAPEL HILLNC275991350NONEPCincrease the representation of women of color employed and serving as certified lactation consultants in vulnerable communities by establishing pipelines to employment that embed training programs into colleges and universities serving communities of color$449,849
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS AT DALLAS FOUNDATION
7300 UNIVERSITY HILLS BLVDDALLASTX75241NONEPCcreate a pipeline of highly trained, diverse, culturally competent and bilingual educators in the Dallas-Metro area through development of new marketing tools, community outreach efforts and local workshops$175,000
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DU LAC
940 GRACE HALLNOTRE DAMEIN46556NONEPCincrease access to high performing schools and improve educational outcomes for low-income children by providing comprehensive supports to five schools in Indianapolis, Indiana through the Notre Dame ACE Academies network$170,218
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DU LAC
940 GRACE HALLNOTRE DAMEIN46556NONEPCimprove the literacy proficiency of Haitian students, grades 1-3, through quality materials, improved instruction, teacher training and coaching, community mobilization activities and in-country capacity building$1,102,085
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA FOUNDATION
100 TIMBERDELL ROADNORMANOK73019NONEPCMatching Grant$600
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
B21 UNIVERSITY CLUBPITTSBURGHPA15213NONEPCengender Positive Racial Identity Development in Early Education (PRIDE) by infusing experiences that help adults increase racial awareness and foster children's PRIDE skills/ knowledge, and by raising city, community and family awareness about historical barriers to achieving PRIDE$381,037
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
118 COLLEGE DRHATTIESBURGMS394060001NONEPCMatching Grant$5,422
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
118 COLLEGE DRHATTIESBURGMS394060001NONEPCenhance teacher instruction and technology through a blended learning approach by increasing education technology and partnering with community libraries and museums$176,990
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
PO BOX 250AUSTINTX787670250NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
7000 FANNIN STE 1200HOUSTONTX77030NONEPCassist in the expansion of early childhood quality improvement resources, including development of new materials and a pilot evaluation of impact within select communities$257,675
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION
PO BOX 400122CHARLOTTESVILLEVA22902NONEPChelp other institutions and communities address persistent, destructive disparities by transforming destructive narratives embodied in monuments, memorials and other sites identified with slavery, colonialism and other harmful histories$190,430
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
BOX 359472SEATTLEWA981959472NONEPCincrease maternal and children health care and the quality of health information in Yucatan, Mexico by evaluating community and hospital interventions and improving the classification of causes of death$425,890
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN FOUNDATION
1848 UNIVERSITY AVEMADISONWI537264090NONEPCMatching Grant$1,050
URBAN ADVISORS LLC
2320 W MOREHEAD STCHARLOTTENC28208NONENCstrengthen efforts to address prejudice and discrimination of underserved and disadvantaged entrepreneurs of color and enhance their ability to access capital by providing technical assistance$75,000
URBAN LEAGUE OF LOUISIANA
4640 S CARROLLTON AVE STE 210NEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCimplement and execute the career pathways programs for unemployed and underemployed individuals by pairing skilled crafts, healthcare and technology with work supports to prepare for success in the workforce and lead to family economic security$100,000
URBAN LEAGUE OF LOUISIANA
4640 S CARROLLTON AVE STE 210NEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor the organization's 2019 Annual Gala$3,000
URU THE RIGHT TO BE INC
PO BOX 26925WEST HAVENCT06516NONEPCchange the narrative around science, technology, engineering and math for disadvantaged students, particularly Black girls, by engaging community coalitions$125,000
US CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOUNDATION
1615 H ST NWWASHINGTONDC200622000NONEPCtransform employer engagement in education and workforce systems that provide pathways to employment and economic opportunity for vulnerable populations by piloting state-based Talent Pipeline Management Academies in Tennessee, Michigan and Kentucky$276,500
US CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOUNDATION
1615 H ST NWWASHINGTONDC200622000NONEPCsupport multi-state engagement of local business chambers on the importance of, and options to engage in, early childhood program expansion and improvement$575,850
US CIVILIAN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
1776 WILSON BLVD STE 300ARLINGTONVA22209NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
USBC COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
1700 K ST NW STE 1150WASHINGTONDC20006NONEPCprovide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the 2019 USBC Community Economic Development Corporation's Access to Capital and Growth Strategies webinar and conference$10,000
VALLEY COMMUNITY INTERPRETERS
PO BOX 12572ALBUQUERQUENM87195NONEPCimprove the economic security of lower income individuals in New Mexico through enhancing training and support for unemployed and underemployed bilingual persons to enter the interpreter profession and earn a high living wage in community interpretation$150,000
VALLEY FAMILY CHURCH - KALAMAZOO
2500 VINCENT AVENUEKALAMAZOOMI49024NONEPCMatching Grant$1,740
VETERIMED
NONEPCprovide opportunities for families in Mirebalais, Central Area and Les Cayes, Southwest Corridor of Haiti to increase their income through training of smallholder cattle farmers and community dairy workers, better bottling and storage materials, and marketing assistance to increase milk production$303,0002 BABIOLEPORT AU PRINCE QUESTHA
VICTORY LIFE CHURCH
6892 D DRIVE NORTHBATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCMatching Grant$44,570
VIENTOS CULTURALES AC
NONEPCchange the narrative around indigenous children's everyday life and systemic barriers by producing short video segments for a children's news program to be aired on public national television$51,150COLONIA PLAN DE AYALATUXLTA GUTIERREZCHSMX29020
VIRGINIA ORGANIZING INC
703 CONCORD AVECHARLOTTESVILLEVA229035208NONEPCadvance health equity by expanding and leveraging philanthropic investment in and leadership for strategic, multi-sectorial environmental health solutions that improve vulnerable children's health, well-being, academic success and promote racial equity$134,545
VOCES
520 W MICHIGAN AVEBATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCenable Voces to achieve its mission of promoting an inclusive society by providing Latino/Hispanic families with opportunities and resources that lead to individual and community transformation by providing general operating support$200,000
VOCES
520 W MICHIGAN AVEBATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCMatching Grant$1,000
W E UPJOHN UNEMPLOYMENT TRUSTEE CORPORATION
300 S WESTNEDGE AVEKALAMAZOOMI490074686NONEPCincrease access to employment and decrease barriers for the unemployed by developing employment hubs in neighborhoods with high unemployment$1,158,049
W HAYWOOD BURNS INSTITUTE
475 14TH ST STE 800OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of protecting and improving the lives of youth of color, poor children and their communities through ensuring fairness and equity in child serving systems by providing general operating support$350,000
WASHINGTON COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES INC
546 GAMARI RDGREENVILLEMS38701NONEPCincrease the quality of Head Start in our priority places by focusing on early language development of children in Early Head Start and improving the reading skills of children in Head Start programs$464,500
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE FOR FINANCIAL SECURITY
219 FIRST AVE S STE 300SEATTLEWA98104NONEPCdesign and test a two-generation pilot that provides financial coaching and access to unique savings tools that increases savings so that Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program participants are able to improve family self-sufficiency$186,200
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE FOR FINANCIAL SECURITY
219 FIRST AVE S STE 300SEATTLEWA98104NONEPCadvance economic security and wellness for whole families through promotion and dissemination of the family-centered coaching model and toolkit, pilot testing and adapting the model and toolkit to ensure effective implementation across a broad range of platforms and building a community of practice$172,975
WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1901 MISSISSIPPI AVE SEWASHINGTONDC20020NONEPCMatching Grant$3,400
WAYNE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY
7310 WOODWARD AVE STE 800DETROITMI48202NONEPCcreate a sustainable resident leadership development program to educate/empower Detroit families in low-income areas to plan/advocate for children/family well-being, including early childhood education reform, employment equity and equitable community development, through a funders' collaborative$500,000
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
5057 WOODWARDDETROITMI48202NONEPCstrengthen and expand the Detroit Equity Action Lab leadership development training to equip Detroit community-based organizations' leaders with understanding, skills and a network of support to utilize a racial equity lens throughout the implementation of their organizational and community work$724,665
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
5057 WOODWARDDETROITMI48202NONEPCimprove health outcomes for low-income children, ages 5-8, with intellectual and developmental disabilities by offering adapted physical activity programming$67,505
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
5700 CASS AVE STE 1200DETROITMI48202NONEPCMatching Grant$200
WE2GETHER CREATING CHANGE
167 N MAIN STDREWMS38737NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of being a change agent in the transformation of the Delta from a perceived place of poverty, low skills and despair to a place of prosperity, abundant skills and hope by providing general operating support$152,000
WE2GETHER CREATING CHANGE
159 N MAIN STDREWMS38737NONEPCMatching Grant$80,120
WELLSPRING CORI TERRY AND DANCERS
359 S KALAMAZOO MALL STE 204KALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$1,500
WELLSTAR FOUNDATION INC
805 SANDY PLAINS RD STE 100MARIETTAGA30066NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
WEST CARMEL CONGREGATIONAL
3981 HYDON HWYOLIVETMI49076NONEPCMatching Grant$100
WEST MICHIGAN ASIAN AMERICAN
PO BOX 230432GRAND RAPIDSMI495230432NONEPCMatching Grant$400
WEST MICHIGAN CENTER FOR ARTS
614 FIRST ST NW STE 300GRAND RAPIDSMI49504NONEPCMatching Grant$100
WEST MICHIGAN CENTER FOR ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
614 FIRST ST NW STE 300GRAND RAPIDSMI49504NONEPCincrease employment opportunities for residents in Grand Rapids' neighborhoods of focus by providing training in high demand health care fields and disseminating information learned and material created to community partners$200,000
WEST VALLEY SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION
PO BOX 7328SURPRISEAZ85374NONEPCMatching Grant$3,000
WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
1 UNIVERSITY CIRCLEMACOMBIL61455NONEPCMatching Grant$200
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
1903 W MICHIGAN AVEKALAMAZOOMI49008NONEPCsupport the advancement of student academic outcomes and success at Battle Creek Public Schools through an innovative pilot program aimed to improve math scores in the elementary grades$147,422
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
GIFT PROCESSINGKALAMAZOOMI490085403NONEPCMatching Grant$2,450
WESTFALL EDUCATION FOUNDATION
PO BOX 83WILLIAMSPORTOH43164NONEPCMatching Grant$300
WESTFIELD YOUTH ASSISTANCE
2728 E 171ST STWESTFIELDIN46074NONEPCMatching Grant$200
WHAT A DO THEATRE
90 MCCAMLY ST PO BOX 2503BATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCMatching Grant$21,000
WHEELER MISSION MINISTRIES INC
205 E NEW YORK STINDIANAPOLISIN46204NONEPCMatching Grant$113
WIDENER UNIVERSITY
ONE UNIVERSITY PLACECHESTERPA19013NONEPCMatching Grant$200
WILDFLOWERS INSTITUTE
1144 PACIFIC AVESAN FRANCISCOCA941334212NONEPCMatching Grant$4,900
WILDWOOD CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
PO BOX 78GUERNEVILLECA95446NONEPCMatching Grant$300
WILLARD LIBRARY
7 W VAN BUREN STBATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCincrease access to early childhood and early literacy opportunities for children 0-5 in Battle Creek, Michigan, through support to improve the sustainability and design of the Imagination Library program and its integration throughout the community early childhood system$113,213
WILLIAM MARSH RICE UNIVERSITY
6100 MAIN STHOUSTONTX77005NONEPCdevelop and employ a web-based interface tool to provide decision support for the daily milk processing operations at nonprofit milk banks in the U.S.$214,560
WILLIAM WINTER INSTITUTE FOR RACIAL RECONCILIATION
PO BOX 99JACKSONMS39205NONEPCstrengthen community efforts to transform systems through racial healing and equity strategies and make Mississippi more welcoming, stemming the "Brain-Drain" of younger generations who desire equitable and diverse communities with economic opportunities$200,000
WILLIAMSPORT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
PO BOX 179WILLIAMSPORTOH431640179NONEPCMatching Grant$2,400
WINDOW TO THE WORLD COMMUNICATIONS
5400 N ST LOUIS AVECHICAGOIL60625NONEPCMatching Grant$50
WINDWARD FUND
1201 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 300WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCpromote collaboration and shared policy efforts among key sectors working to promote a nutritious, equitable, and sustainable food system that meets the needs of children and families, especially those living in under-resourced communities$125,000
WINDWARD FUND
1201 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 300WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCstrengthen food leadership networks by building intentional connections between new Castanea fellows and past and future alumni of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation fellowship and leadership networks$75,000
WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
PO BOX 7841MADISONWI537077841NONEPCsupport state-regional-district partnership to improve teaching quality through professional development leveraging high-quality instructional materials in the state's 9 Equity Districts serving approximately 65% of WI's students of color and students living in poverty$661,080
WISCONSIN PUBLIC RADIO
821 UNIVERSITY AVENUEMADISONWI53706NONEPCMatching Grant$200
WOLVERINE BAR FOUNDATION
535 GRISWOLD STE 111-531DETROITMI48226NONEPCincrease the representation of minority law school graduates by helping them gain valuable experience as judicial externs in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan$30,000
WOMENS FOUNDATION OF MINNESOTA
105 FIFTH AVE S STE 300MINNEAPOLISMN554012549NONEPCprovide professional development opportunities for young women of color by building their capacity in the field of philanthropy through an internship program$19,379
WOMENS FUND OF CENTRAL OHIO INC
2323 W 5TH AVE STE 230COLUMBUSOH43204NONEPCMatching Grant$400
WOMENS FUND OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM
2201 5TH AVE S STE 110BIRMINGHAMAL35233NONEPCadvance employment equity and economic security for single mothers through implementation and scaling of sustainable workforce development models centered in racial and gender equity, parent voice, employer engagement and cross-sector partnerships$220,000
WOMENS FUNDING NETWORK
57 POST ST STE 801SAN FRANCISCOCA94012NONEPCimprove employment equity outcomes for women with children by supporting a cohort of women's funds aimed at advancing an aligned agenda and by supporting a larger learning community to expand engagement and influence of women's foundations in two-generation work$491,500
WOMENS NETWORK INC
2055 EAST COLUMBIA AVEBATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCMatching Grant$350
WOMENVENTURE
2021 E HENNEPIN AVE STE 200MINNEAPOLISMN55413NONEPCdevelop an entrepreneurial pathway for women who are interested in starting a cooperative daycare and, in the process, serve the needs of working families with income below the poverty level who lack reliable, affordable and flexible-schedule daycare$100,000
WOODS FUND OF CHICAGO
35 E WACKER DR STE 1760CHICAGOIL60601NONEPFbuild strong trust-building and rigorous truth-telling for the proliferation of healing and dissemination of new narratives and develop cutting edge research on racial bias and inequality fueling transformation that drives the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework in Chicago-Cook County$559,830
WORD OF FAITH MINISTRIES INC
PO BOX 441RUSTONLA71273NONEPCMatching Grant$7,200
WORD OF LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
5401 LAKELAND DRIVEFLOWOODMS39232NONEPCMatching Grant$2,600
WORD OF LIFE FELLOWSHIP INC
PO BOX 600SCHROON LAKENY12870NONEPCMatching Grant$200
WORKERS' DIGNITY PROJECT
335 WHITSETT RDNASHVILLETN37210NONEPCsupport the People's Alliance for Transportation, Housing, and Employment Coalition in education and outreach via the development of Community Development Agreements to promote quality job creation in transit center projects and increase access to transportation in underserved communities of color$54,958
WORKING WORLD INC
116 NASSAU ST STE 513NEW YORKNY10038NONEPCprovide support to businesses in communities of color transitioning to worker-owned companies that promotes job growth and wealth creation$200,000
WORKLIFE PARTNERSHIP
99 INCA STDENVERCO80223NONEPCincrease employment retention and stability for working families through replication of a sustainable employer investment and cross-sector partnership model in select cities across the nation$261,732
WORLD EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT FUND
1440 G ST NWWASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCimprove students learning outcomes in Campeche, Mexico, by developing a training program for public school principals focused on leadership and education best practices$34,529
WORLD TRUST EDUCATIONAL SERVICES INC
2000 FRANKLIN ST 3RD FLOAKLANDCA94612NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of acting as a catalyst for racial equity through the production of documentary films and through dialogue, workshops, learning modules and events based on those films, by providing general operating support$125,000
WORLD VISION INC
PO BOX 9716FEDERAL WAYWA98063NONEPCMatching Grant$400
WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT
4899 BELFORT RD STE 300JACKSONVILLEFL32256NONEPCMatching Grant$2,700
WST ENTERPRISES INC DBA LITTLE ONES LEARNING CENTER
993 FOREST AVEFOREST PARKGA30297NONENCimplement a statewide initiative to increase the quality of early learning environments, including local procurement of healthy foods in quality standards$92,608
XAVIER UNIVERSITY
3800 VICTORY PARKWAYCINCINNATIOH452075132NONEPCMatching Grant$2,200
XAVIER UNIVERSTIY OF LOUISIANA
1 DREXEL DR BOX 66NEW ORLEANSLA70125NONEPCimprove child-well being, build leaders and advance community engagement and racial equity by establishing a policy and research institute focused on building stronger connections between community, policy and practice in education, health, and other issue areas$60,000
XNICHIMAL JLUMALTIK AC
NONEPCadvance well-being of families in San Juan Cancuc, Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a comprehensive dialogue process to determine pertinent interventions and local actions towards sustainable development and collective leadership$30,000CALLE TIERRA Y LIBERTAD 34SAN JUAN CANCUCCHSMX29790
YALE UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 208327NEW HAVENCT065208327NONEPCpromote whole child development and increase equitable outcomes by implementing a place-based systems change model that includes families, city government, teaching preparation programs, social work interns and the Comer School Development Program$359,160
YIDDISH FARM EDUCATION CENTER
71 DZIERZEK LNNEW HAMPTONNY10958NONEPCMatching Grant$240
YMCA OF ALBUQUERQUE
4901 INDIAN SCHOOL RD NEALBUQUERQUENM87110NONEPCMatching Grant$200
YMCA OF THE CAPITAL DISTRICT
465 NEW KARNER RD 2ND FLOORALBANYNY12205NONEPCMatching Grant$2,000
YORKVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH
11523 EAST D AVERICHLANDMI49080NONEPCMatching Grant$18,100
YOUNG ASPIRATIONS YOUNG ARTISTS INC
3322 LASALLE STNEW ORLEANSLA70115NONEPCequip young people and their families with the tools and resources to expand creativity and critical thinking skills and strengthen school performance by providing high-quality, arts-integrated programming for students, ages 6-12 , and their families in the Central City neighborhood$78,500
YOUNG AUDIENCES OF LOUISIANA INC
3900 GENERAL TAYLOR ST 201NEW ORLEANSLA70125NONEPCimprove school readiness rates by providing arts integrated instruction in early childhood programs including training and placements of artist-in-residence, teacher training in arts integration and parent empowerment workshops$116,949
YOUNG LIFE
420 N CASCADE AVECOLORADO SPRINGSCO80903NONEPCMatching Grant$12,400
YOUNG WOMEN UNITED
309 GOLD AVE SWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to lead policy change, research, place-based community organizing, and culture shift by and for women and people of color by providing general operating support$100,000
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROJECT
1600 ORETHA CASTLE HALEY BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of engaging underserved young people through community-based education, mentoring and employment readiness programs to help them develop skills and strengthen ties to family and community by providing general operating support$225,000
YOUTHFORCE NOLA
625 CELESTE ST BOX 108NEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCincrease career pathway employment opportunities for graduating high school seniors through ensuring they have the training, skills, supports and credentials needed by strengthening the ecosystem and capacity of training providers and deepening employer engagement towards hiring$148,350
YWCA OF KALAMAZOO
353 E MICHIGANKALAMAZOOMI49007NONEPCMatching Grant$1,500
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
135 W GREEN STREETMARSHALLMI49068NONEPCMatching Grant$2,050
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Address Line1RecipientUSAddress/AddressLine1TxtCityRecipientUSAddress/CityNmState AbbreviationRecipientUSAddress/StateAbbreviationCdZIPRecipientUSAddress/ZIPCdRecipient RelationshipRecipientRelationshipTxtRecipient Foundation StatusRecipientFoundationStatusTxtGrant Or Contribution PurposeGrantOrContributionPurposeTxtAmtAmtAddress Line1RecipientForeignAddress/AddressLine1TxtCityRecipientForeignAddress/CityNmProvince Or StateRecipientForeignAddress/ProvinceOrStateNmCountryRecipientForeignAddress/CountryCdForeign PostalRecipientForeignAddress/ForeignPostalCd
1000 DAYS
1020 19TH ST NW STE 250WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCimprove breastfeeding, child nutrition and nutrition standards in daycare and early education by educating and mobilizing community, health, government and education partners to create consistent messages and improved implementation of policies and guidelines to benefit vulnerable populations$143,963
501CPA NPBOR
3900 OSUNA RD NE STE 260ALBUQUERQUENM87109NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of educating, training and assisting New Mexico non-profit organizations in accounting, technology and business systems necessary to accomplish their charitable missions by providing general operating support$170,000
ACADEMY OF BREASTFEEDING MEDICINE
140 HUGUENOT ST 3RD FLNEW ROCHELLENY10801NONEPCincrease the number, diversity and knowledge base of physician and nurse breastfeeding champions in hospitals serving vulnerable populations resulting in an increased number of baby friendly-certified hospitals and an increased number of babies initiating breastfeeding$150,000
ADMINISTRATORS OF THE TULANE EDUCATIONAL FUND
1555 POYDRAS ST STE 1000NEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCimprove birth outcomes and ensure early breastfeeding for vulnerable newborns by structuring baby friendly neonatal intensive care unit practices in New Orleans, Louisiana hospitals$313,528
ADMINISTRATORS OF THE TULANE EDUCATIONAL FUND
1555 POYDRAS ST STE 1000NEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCimprove young children and families access to healthy food by building a farm to early childhood education pilot, advancing systemic change and increasing local procurement$125,000
ADVANCEMENT PROJECT
1220 L ST STE 850WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of fulfilling America's promise of a caring, inclusive and just democracy through the use of innovative tools and strategies to strengthen social movements and achieve high impact policy change by providing general operating support$2,250,000
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICE & DEVELOPMENT AGENCY INC
1134 11TH ST NW STE 214DISTRICT OF COLUMBIADC20001NONEPCincrease families' nutritional awareness, agricultural productivity and food security in Haiti by providing training on the link between food and health, assisting smallholder farmers and strengthening connections between smallholder farmers and Sustainable Village and Learning Community partners$486,088
AGENDA FOR CHILDREN INC
8300 EARHART BLVD STE 201NEW ORLEANSLA70118NONEPCincrease the number of children ready for school by launching a new early childhood opportunity program to accelerate continuous improvement at early childhood centers$500,000
ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
PO BOX 302755MONTGOMERYAL36130NONEPCadvance student success and narrow the achievement gap of low-income children by aligning educational experiences to create a seamless learning continuum from preschool to 3rd grade$500,000
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM
4000 AMBASSADOR DRANCHORAGEAK99508NONEPCtrain and deploy Dental Health Aid Therapists to improve oral health for vulnerable Alaska Native children in rural Alaskan communities$700,000
ALGIERS CHARTER SCHOOL ASSOCIATION INC
3520 GENERAL DE GAULLE DR STE 2001NEW ORLEANSLA70131NONEPCadvance third grade reading by improving the quality of teachers, reducing teacher attrition rates, and providing high quality professional development that connects associate teachers and uncertified teachers to a path to certification via a school-based university preparation program$522,000
ALLIANCE FOR EARLY SUCCESS
PO BOX 6756LEAWOODKS66206NONEPCincrease the health and early education outcomes of low-income children by sustaining state advocacy efforts that improve state policies for children, starting at birth and continuing through age eight$384,998
ALLIANCE FOR EXCELLENT EDUCATION INC
1201 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 901WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCenable states to better support schools and create equitable learning opportunities for children by ensuring the Every Student Succeeds Act equitably measures the performance of historically underserved students$355,542
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
200 FLETCHER STANN ARBORMI481091007NONEPCstrengthen the pipeline of Battle Creek Public School students of color entering the University of Michigan and participating in the Leadership Excellence Achievement Diversity Scholars program by providing interventions/opportunities through family campus visits and a preparatory curriculum$117,666
AMERICAN INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF NEW MEXICO
2401 12TH ST NW STE 5 SOUTHALBUQUERQUENM87104NONENCincrease the economic well-being of lower income Native American parents in New Mexico through economic and workforce development, job creation and support to new and existing entrepreneurs$259,167
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF BEIRUT
3 DAG HAMMERSKJOLD PLAZA 8TH FLOORNEW YORKNY10017NONEPCstrengthen new experiential learning curricula and community engagement within global institutions of higher education in Mexico, Haiti and Honduras, by supporting the expansion of Key Elements of Success to promote the EARTH University model$429,500
APIS SURESTE FUNDACION PARA LA EQUIDAD AC
NONEPCenhance infant and maternal health and reduce gender-based violence by training midwifes who will guide parents in upbringing practices that favor the development and physical and mental health of Mayan girls and boys, ages 0 to 2$4,500COL LOMA BONITAMERIDAYUCMX97205
AQUINAS COLLEGE
1700 FULTON ST EGRAND RAPIDSMI49506NONEPCincrease the number of qualified teachers of color in early childhood classrooms in Grand Rapids, Mich., by developing a hybrid early childhood education/teacher preparation program to maintain and grow the number of early childhood seats and improve school readiness outcomes for pre-K students$300,000
AREA COMMUNITY SERVICES EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING COUNCIL
1550 LEONARD ST NEGRAND RAPIDSMI49505NONEPCcreate structural changes in the hiring practices of local Grand Rapids employers, leading to more equitable employment opportunities, by implementing an evidenced-based selection process$304,400
ARIZONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC
2201 E CAMELBACK RD STE 405BPHOENIXAZ85016NONEPCbuild the capacity of state policy and advocacy groups to create, expand and/or protect the state earned income tax credits for working families$100,000
ARKANSAS ADVOCATES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
1400 W MARKHAM ST STE 306LITTLE ROCKAR72201NONEPCenable the organization to fulfill its mission of ensuring that all children and their families have the resources and opportunities to lead healthy and productive lives and realize their full potential by gathering and analyzing data with the use of general operating support$66,668
ARRAY ALLIANCE INC
180 GLENDALE BLVDLOS ANGELESCA90026NONEPCsupport social change for women and people of color by designing and executing a comprehensive narrative change effort for a diverse, inclusive workforce in the entertainment industry$175,000
ASCENSION ST JOHN FOUNDATION
19251 MACK AVE STE 102GROSSE POINTE WOODSMI48236NONEPCcreate the first accredited academic lactation training program which will increase diversity and cultural sensitivity within the lactation field in southeastern Michigan and will decrease racial disparities in breastfeeding initiation and duration$242,164
ASESORIA CAPACITACION Y ASISTENCIA EN SALUD AC
NONEPCimprove maternal health in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by identifying local conditions or perceptions on health, with a specific focus to prevent early pregnancies, and by training young men and women as leaders on youth rights, to become health champions in their communities$65,829BARRIO LA QUINTA SAN MARTINSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29247
ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER AMERCIAN HEALTH FORUM
ONE KAISER PLAZA STE 850OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of influencing policy, mobilizing communities and strengthening programs and organizations to improve the health of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders by providing general operating support$3,600,000
ASOCIACION MEXICANA DE TRANSFORMACION RURAL Y URBANA AC
NONEPCimprove nutrition and food security of families from Aldama and Chalchihuitan, Chiapas, Mexico, by developing and improving skills for food production, alongside the strengthening of local promoters that can monitor and support families into more sustainable processes$75,485COL SAN ANGELMEXICO CITYDFMX01000
ASPEN INSTITUTE INC
2300 N ST NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20037NONEPCincrease employment equity and entrepreneurship opportunities for low-wealth young adults by providing ongoing support for the Opportunity Youth Forum in New Orleans and expanding support to rural communities in Mississippi, and tribal communities in New Mexico$200,000
ASPEN INSTITUTE INC
2300 N ST NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20037NONEPCelevate the voices of Native youth to impact narratives surrounding Natives and build sustainable coalitions that advance equity-focused policy$75,000
ASSOCIATION FOR ENTERPRISE OPPORTUNITY
1310 L ST NW STE 830WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPClaunch a trusted technical assistance program to help Black-owned small businesses grow and create jobs in low income communities using scalable and technology-centric solutions$361,150
ASSOCIATION OF STATE AND TERRITORIAL HEALTH OFFICIALS
2231 CRYSTAL DR STE 450ARLINGTONVA22202NONEPCbuild more resilient communities to improve child and family health outcomes by implementing a robust learning community/technical assistance model$181,263
BARACK OBAMA FOUNDATION
5235 S HARPER CT STE 1140CHICAGOIL60615NONEPCreduce youth violence and grow the mentor pipeline for boys and young men of color in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Detroit, Michigan; and Loiza, Puerto Rico by leveraging communities and increasing participation in evidence-based mentoring programs$1,025,000
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCadvance the goals of BC Vision by creating a core supporting structure to provide management and oversight of the community change initiative$5,320,780
BATTLE CREEK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
32 W MICHIGAN AVE STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49017NONEPCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the Battle Creek Community Prayer Breakfast, to create greater spiritual harmony within the community, especially among youth$105,000
BATTLE CREEK UNLIMITED INC
4950 W DICKMAN RD STE 1BATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCdevelop a real estate investment program in downtown Battle Creek leading to more jobs created with local hiring and the revitalization and preservation of historic properties along the historic district$905,800
BD OF REGENTS OF UNIV OF NEBRASKA DBA UNIV OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER
987835 NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTEROMAHANE681987835NONEPCcreate a comprehensive national birth equity project to equip public health professionals and community leaders in addressing birth outcome inequities within their communities$1,100,000
BEDFORD STUYVESANT RESTORATION CORPORATION
1368 FULTON STREETBROOKLYNNY11216NONEPCsupport a community-based effort, led by people of color, to scale farm-to-early childhood efforts citywide and provide leadership to influence broader impact by linking with city, state and national networks$175,090
BENOLA INC
9511 CHEF MENTEUR HWY STE 109 208NEW ORLEANSLA70127NONEPCimprove overall school quality and support stability of schools in New Orleans by deploying a community engagement, racial healing and racial equity approach working across schools and community-based organizations$250,575
BIG CLASS
532 LOUISA STNEW ORLEANSLA70117NONEPCenable Big Class to achieve its mission of cultivating and supporting the voices of New Orleans's young writers, ages 6-18, through creative collaborations with schools and communities by providing general operating support$50,000
BILOXI PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
PO BOX 168BILOXIMS39533NONEPCimprove educational outcomes of the district's most vulnerable students by supporting pre-K programming and adding teacher and technology supports to kindergarten through third grade to ensure that children have the greatest chance of reading at or above grade level by the end of third grade$1,161,000
BING YOUTH INSTITUTE INC
151 W JEFFERSON STE 512DETROITMI48226NONEPCincrease and improve the success rate of African American males entering the skilled trades industry by providing one-on-one mentoring to African American high school students who have expressed interest in the skilled trades$75,000
BLACK BELT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 2020SELMAAL36702NONEPCadvance a shared agenda in Selma, Alabama, that eliminates institutionalized racism through data-driven systemic change with a focus on narrative change, racial healing and relationship building, law, separation and economy by implementing the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$750,000
BOREALIS PHILANTHROPY
PO BOX 3295MINNEAPOLISMN55403NONEPCtransform racial equity, diversity and inclusion in the philanthropic field by building the strong sector's capacity to integrate racial equity within institutions serving the infrastructure of philanthropy through support of efforts of a funding collaborative$4,567,500
BOSTON MEDICAL CENTER CORPORATION
660 HARRISON AVE 2ND FLBOSTONMA02118NONEPCimprove birth outcomes and ensure early breastfeeding for the most vulnerable newborns in intensive care by structuring baby friendly neonatal intensive care unit practices in hospitals in the Foundation's priority places$529,245
BROAD COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS INC
PO BOX 19770NEW ORLEANSLA701790110NONEPCpromote community health equity at the local level by leveraging partnerships and networks to work collaboratively across sectors to create needed structural change$216,400
BROTHERS EMPOWERED TO TEACH INITIATIVE
2533 COLUMBUS STNEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCstrengthen the teacher pipeline in New Orleans by increasing the number of well-prepared, culturally competent African American males entering the profession via an extended alternative certification model which includes mentoring during first-year classroom placements$400,000
BUFFALO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
701 A CITY HALLBUFFALONY14202NONEPCsupport children's success in school by providing professional development focused on literacy to early childhood teachers in grades Pre-K to fourth$540,000
BURMESE AMERICAN INITIATIVE INC
765 UPTON AVESPRINGFIELDMI49037NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of empowering Burmese Americans through advocacy, community engagement and education by providing general operating support$100,000
BUSINESS & HUMAN RIGHTS RECOURCE CENTRE US LTD
120 WALL ST 16TH FLNEW YORK CITYNY10005NONEPCpromote human rights and shared benefits of Mayan communities in the Yucatan Peninsula by providing tools to strengthen their civic engagement and informed participation in decisions pertaining to renewable energy projects$305,505
CABRINI GREEN LEGAL AID
6 S CLARK ST STE 200CHICAGOIL60603NONEPCscale and evaluate collaborative legal services program with workforce development programs to provide legal representation for criminal record relief to justice-involved workforce training participants and monitor implementation and impact of criminal justice reform policies on economic stability$300,000
CALHOUN COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT
190 E MICHIGAN AVE STE A100BATTLE CREEKMI49014NONEPCsupport the advancement of student success at Battle Creek Public Schools through a school nurse model that will provide students with access to care and improve student and family chronic disease management focused on reducing chronic absenteeism within the district$151,433
CALHOUN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT
17111 G DRIVE NMARSHALLMI49068NONEPCimprove access to quality early learning for vulnerable families in Battle Creek, Mich. through the development of a shared position with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to remove barriers and support relationships among local partners to increase the number of children enrolled$106,000
CAPITAL IMPACT PARTNERS
1400 CRYSTAL DR STE 500ARLINGTONVA22202NONEPCincrease access to employment and entrepreneurial opportunities and leverage relationships in food systems for low-income Michigan residents by strategically utilizing the capital in the Michigan Good Food Fund$600,000
CAREER WISE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
NONENCdevelop a scholarship program in pediatric nursing, social work and medicine; early childhood education; and rural development for disadvantaged students in Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, South Africa and Zimbabwe$33,911MILPARKJOHANNESBURGGPSF2017
CARITAS DE SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS AC
NONEPCimprove food security for families in Pantehlo and Chalchihuitan, Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing sustainable productive models and by promoting collaboration among communities to develop exchange chains and establish learning-practice spaces$65,606COL MAESTROS DE MEXICOSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29246
CASCADE ENGINEERING
3400 INNOVATION CT SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49512NONENCprovide funds to support a charitable event, the Young Professionals of Color Conference$2,000
CENTER FOR CHILDRENS LAW AND POLICY
1701 K ST NW STE 1100WASHINGTONDC20006NONEPCexpand equitable access to employment opportunity and financial stability by decreasing the number of arrests among youth of color transitioning to adulthood, improving law enforcement decision making policies and practices and expanding the range of diversion options for law enforcement officials$89,293
CENTER FOR COMMUNITY BASED ENTERPRISE INC
4605 CASS AVE RM 201DETROITMI482011256NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of facilitating economic development in Detroit, Michigan, particularly among historically underserved communities, by providing general operating support$450,000
CENTER FOR CREATIVE LEADERSHIP
1 LEADERSHIP PLGREENSBORONC27410NONEPCdesign and manage a premier fellowship program in the United States to build and develop world class leaders with a racial equity and community engagement lens resulting in a network of leaders focused on improving conditions for children and families$218,355
CENTER FOR LAW AND SOCIAL POLICY
1200 18TH ST NW STE 200WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCsupport state and local advocates pursuing child care and paid family and medical leave initiatives via technical assistance and knowledge development in the state and federal context$402,392
CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACY
449 TROUTMAN ST STE ABROOKLYNNY11237NONEPCanchor an effort of reducing forced arbitration via policy advocation and raising public awareness of impact on low-wage workers and vulnerable consumers$375,000
CENTER FOR RURAL AFFAIRS
PO BOX 136LYONSNE680380136NONEPCstrengthen efforts to promote child nutrition, healthy equitable food systems, and job creation opportunities across the food value chain so that vulnerable children and families benefit$450,000
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF SOCIAL POLICY
1575 I ST NW STE 500WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCincrease the capacity and effectiveness of nonprofit leaders working to advance a racial equity agenda focused on improving the lives of children and families$70,235
CENTER OF SOUTHWEST CULTURE INC
505 MARQUETTE AVE NW STE 1610ALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCprovide high quality technical assistance to emerging rural family farms to increase household income and provide fresh fruits and vegetables for farm to school programs$150,000
CENTER OF SOUTHWEST CULTURE INC
505 MARQUETTE AVE NW STE 1610ALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCimprove the economic well-being of low-income families and their children by incentivizing and supporting New Mexico businesses to adopt family-friendly policies and procedures, supporting job seekers' access to family friendly workplaces and scaling and sustaining the family-friendly initiative$848,450
CENTER ON BUDGET AND POLICY PRIORITIES
1275 FIRST ST NE STE 1200WASHINGTONDC20002NONEPCsupport the advancement of strategies that make tax and benefit programs more accessible to low-income families; strengthen the State Priorities Partnership's efforts by heightening the focus on racial disparities in tax, budget and economic policy; and continue the State Policy Fellows program$1,540,000
CENTRO DE FORMACION Y CAPACITACION PARA MUJERES KINAL ANTSETIK AC
NONEPCpromote equitable conditions for indigenous children in the Highlands of Chiapas by developing and implementing childrens rights workshops and educational materials in their indigenous language, as well as strengthening a woman led organization's sustainability model to promote their rights$43,320LA QUINTA SAN MARTISAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASMX29247
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONE Y ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES EN ATROPOLOGIA
NONEPCincrease civic engagement and improve agro-ecological systems and Mayan communities' livelihoods in Hopelchen, Campeche, Mexico, by strengthening the capacity of community members to plan and participate in collective decision making$189,010JUAREZ 87 TLALPANMEXICO CITYDFMX14000
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES EN SALUD DE COMITAN AC
NONEPCpromote leadership for youth in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a comprehensive model of learning/engaging in communities based on Youth Collective Action, through which they can positively impact the wellbeing of the region and the creation of alternatives for development$294,740BARRIO DE SAN SEBASTIANCOMITANCHSMX30029
CENTRO MEXICANO DE DERECHO AMBIENTAL AC
NONEPCstrengthen a cadre of indigenous leaders in Campeche, Mexico, to ensure children's right to a healthy environment by implementing a capacity building/legal assistance program to promote participation in decision-making processes where they can advocate for the protection of their natural resources$418,674DEL CUAHTEMOCMEXICO DFMX06140
CHALKBEAT INC
1239 BROADWAY 703BNEW YORKNY10001NONEPCinform debates/decisions that affect low-income children in Detroit and statewide by providing quality, unbiased education reporting across the Pre-K-12 continuum, with a focused emphasis on early childhood education, by supporting the development, production and dissemination of news stories$250,000
CHILD CARE AWARE OF AMERICA
1515 N COURTHOUSE RD 3RD FLRARLINGTONVA22201NONEPCgrow support for quality child care that meets the needs of diverse communities by developing the capacities of key local and state level child care advocates$424,603
CHILD CARE SERVICES ASSOCIATION
PO BOX 901CHAPEL HILLNC27514NONEPCstrengthen the teaching workforce by developing, implementing and sustaining programs and strategies that result in a well-educated, fairly compensated and stable early childhood workforce$213,619
CHILDRENS CABINET INC A CHILD AND FAMILY RESOURCE
1090 S ROCK BLVDRENONV89502NONEPCimprove the kindergarten readiness and third grade proficiency of children by strengthening the early childhood infrastructure to support alignment with the state's Every Student Succeeds Act plan regarding teacher preparation, planning and data reporting$500,000
CHILDRENS LITERACY INITIATIVE
990 SPRING GARDEN ST 4TH FLRPHILADELPHIAPA19123NONEPCensure third grade success by strengthening literacy capacity of teachers and principals through a pre-K to third grade school improvement and professional development strategy$938,841
CIENCIA SOCIAL ALTERNATIVA ASOCIACION CIVIL
NONEPCstrengthen the leadership of indigenous youth in Yucatan, Mexico, by providing a training program that increases comprehensive healthcare knowledge and skills to prevent adolescent pregnancy, violence and addictions in their communities$23,561CALLE 22 NUMERO 121-A POR 21 Y 23MERIDAYUCMX97205
CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE
PO BOX 1293ALBUQUERQUENM87103NONEPCaccelerate systems change within the city's government to promote greater diversity and equity in the workforce, by supporting the Office of Equity and Inclusion$467,630
CITY OF BATTLE CREEK
10 N DIVISION STREETBATTLE CREEKMI49016NONEPCrestructure the delivery of economic development (small business/ entrepreneurship) services to be more comprehensive and equitable in Battle Creek$309,950
CITY OF FLINT
1101 S SAGINAW STFLINTMI48502NONEPCincrease economic development opportunities for Flint residents by increasing the organizational capacity of municipal leadership and staff to plan, design and implement a comprehensive array of economic development strategies that support the city's revitalization and recovery$1,478,900
CITY OF JACKSON
206 S PRESIDENT STJACKSONMS392050017NONEPCassure that more Jackson preschoolers enter kindergarten ready to learn by piloting pre-kindergarten services and best practices to arrive at a city-wide definition of pre-kindergarten to share and implement across all early childhood education providers$500,000
CITY OF JACKSON
206 S PRESIDENT STJACKSONMS392050017NONEPCincrease employment opportunities for low-income families of color through a stratified framework of workforce and economic development, job creation and employer engagement to achieve family economic security and regional prosperity$1,550,000
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
1300 PERDIDO ST 2ND FL STENEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCincrease healthy living opportunities for children and families by supporting CeaseFire New Orleans in expanding their programmatic capacity and the number of community stakeholders participating in efforts to improve public health and safety in New Orleans$200,000
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
1300 PERDIDO ST 2ND FL STENEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCimprove life outcomes of children by strengthening community engagement, coordinating a youth master plan and providing employment opportunities to support children, youth and families$1,230,000
COLECTIVO FEMINISTA MERCEDES OLIVERA Y BUSTAMANTE A C
NONEPCpromote leadership and civic engagement for women in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, through the documentation of their visions, implementation of a leadership program, strengthening of women's councils at the local level and dissemination of a collaborative agenda with other stakeholders$151,593FRACCIONAMIENTO LA PRADERASAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29260
COLLEGE OF OUR LADY OF THE ELMS
291 SPRINGFIELD STCHICOPEEMA01013NONEPCimprove maternal and child health outcomes in the Central Area and Southwest Corridor of Haiti by enhancing clinical nursing skills, knowledge and attitudes through a partnership between the Elms College and the Episcopalian University of Haiti Schools of Nursing$347,465
COLOROFCHANGEORG EDUCATION FUND INC
1714 FRANKLIN ST STE 100-136OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCincrease engagement, participation and representation of Black millennials and adults as well as decrease the undercount of Black and Brown children and families in the 2020 Census by leveraging national digital media resources and supporting state and regional efforts$449,996
COMMUNITIES FOUNDATION OF TEXAS INC
5500 CARUTH HAVEN LNDALLASTX75225NONEPCenable communities of color to engage in broader relationship building, community organizing and decision-making; impact future work within the law, separation and the economy and transform how Dallas treats its citizens by implementing the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation framework$130,000
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY OF SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO TERRITORY
3880 FOOTHILLS RD STE ALAS CRUCESNM88011NONEPCpromote the leadership of residents in the colonies of Dona Ana county to effectively participate in the policy decisions affecting their education, health, economic prosperity and neighborhood infrastructure through training, technical assistance and mentorship$131,645
COMMUNITY CATALYST INC
ONE FEDERAL ST 5TH FLBOSTONMA02110NONEPCsupport capacity building and community engagement to establish dental therapy practice in several states across the country$271,000
COMMUNITY CATALYST INC
ONE FEDERAL ST 5TH FLBOSTONMA02110NONEPCimprove oral health outcomes for underserved communities by supporting narrative change, capacity building and community engagement to establish dental therapy practice$2,290,000
COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN
1118 S WASHINGTON AVELANSINGMI48910NONEPCstrengthen/mobilize partnerships to provide recommendations to dismantle structures that maintain racial disparities of wealth in Grand Rapids, Battle Creek, Detroit and state-wide including poverty, affordable housing, earned income tax credit usage and the lack of children's savings accounts$175,000
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR GREATER BUFFALO INC
726 EXCHANGE ST STE 525BUFFALONY14210NONEPCeliminate institutionalized racism in the Buffalo-Niagara region through the use of restorative and healing practices where racial equity creates prosperity and opportunity for vulnerable populations by advancing a shared agenda to implement the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$223,500
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN
333 W FORT ST STE 2010DETROITMI482263134NONEPCexpand the capacity of Detroit's newly established entrepreneurship eco-system to function as an advocate and anchor of employment equity and to strengthen its sustainability as a source for new jobs and careers for vulnerable families in all neighborhoods$939,654
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER ATLANTA
191 PEACHTREE ST STE 1000ATLANTAGA30303NONEPCprovide pathways to business ownership for African Americans in metropolitan Atlanta with a focus on improving owner outcomes and financial security for employees, neighborhoods and the broader economy in order to become a platform for community wealth building$695,000
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO
2600 EL PASEO RDLAS CRUCESNM88001NONEPCstrengthen the impact of New Mexico leaders in the areas of health, education, economic security and racial equity by incentivizing collaborations among Kellogg grantees and nonprofit partners through a mini-grant program$107,000
COMMUNITY GROUNDWORKS INC
2702 INTERNATIONAL LN STE 200MADISONWI53704NONEPCimprove the nutrition environment in early care and education programs across Wisconsin by training program staff and support organizations in the best practices of farm to early care and education$100,000
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
1000 BROADWAY STE 480OAKLANDCA94607NONEPCcreate optimal conditions for vulnerable children by shifting the thinking about leadership while supporting development practices that are equity focused and support racial equity content while developing a network that centers the experiences of families and children impacted by inequity$150,000
COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES INC
1424 CHESTNUT STPHILADELPHIAPA19102NONEPCexpand scale of Clean Slate through outreach and public awareness of automated record sealing law in Pennsylvania and support legal services capacity and knowledge of national record sealing and expungement efforts$186,616
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
1000 N ALAMEDA ST STE 240LOS ANGELESCA90012NONEPCadvance solutions that build wealth for low-income women, especially women of color, by informing and influencing a national dialogue about the women's wealth gap$125,000
CONSEJO DE AGENCIAS PARA EL DESARROLLO DEL ESTADO DE CHIAPAS AC
NONEPCimprove children and families' health and nutrition in Pantelho, Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a capacity building program focused on improving food systems and support income diversification to positively redefine quality of life in communities$176,744ENTRE CALLE CANDIOQUIS Y AVENIDAEL ROBLES TUXTLA GUTIERREZCHSMX29049
CONSEJO REGIONAL INDIGENA Y POPULAR DE XPUJIL SC
NONENCsupport alternative sources of family income in Calakmul, Campeche, Mexico, by supporting strategies aimed to increase production of four crops through fertility, biological conservation techniques and improving soil with organic fertilizers$111,153ESCONDIDO COLONIA BELLAVISTA XPUJILCALAKMULCMPMX24640
CONSULTORIA ESPECIALIZADA YAXALUM CHIAPAS AC (YAXALUM CHIAPAS
NONEPCpromote community development in Chalchihuitan and Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing an intervention strategy to enable sustainable human and productive development, led and owned by communities, integrating resources and skills towards improved living conditions$298,536COLONIA SAN MARTINSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29244
CONSULTORIAS INTEGRALES PARA EL DESARROLLO RURAL SUSTENTABLE SC
NONENCimprove families' health in Sitala, Chiapas, Mexico, by building local capacity towards community planning around health and nutrition priorities; support emergent leadership of local youth, men and women to direct the change they want to see in their communities in benefit of children$142,317COL CENTROTUXTLA GUTIERREZCHSMX29000
COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN FOUNDATIONS INC
1 S HARBOR AVE STE 8GRAND HAVENMI49417NONEPCbuild momentum for racial equity and racial healing in Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Lansing and Flint to change human value hierarchy beliefs to sustain healing and narrative change and build community practices for structural change to endure using the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$1,120,000
CREATIVE LEARNING INC
5225 WISCONSIN AVE NW STE 104WASHINGTONDC20015NONEPCimprove income generation of artisan women in the Highlands of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, by providing specialized technical assistance to improve the quality of their products and diversify their access to fair markets$1,107,402
CREATIVE LEARNING INC
5225 WISCONSIN AVE NW STE 104WASHINGTONDC20015NONEPCimprove families' integrated development and wellbeing in Sitala, Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a comprehensive collaboration strategy, to empower communities to center their actions on health and nutrition improvement, with a strong focus on organizing and alternatives development$576,363
CULTURA AGRICOLA INTEGRAL AC
NONEPCstrengthen food sovereignty and ecological awareness for Mayan families in Yucatan by providing technical assistance aimed to increase water access through rainwater harvesting and irrigation systems in order to maintain food production for healthy consumption during the entire year$84,018COLONIA ROMAMERIDAYUCMX97219
DATA FOUR SA DE CV
NONENCenhance capacity of non-profit organizations and allies to measure their impact on education, health and family economic security by creating a free on-line tool to create data visualizations from primary and secondary information sources$117,113ALVARO OBREGON 168 PISO 2MEXICODFMX06700
DC PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND
3407 14TH ST NWWASHINGTONDC20010NONEPCensure third grade success by strengthening teachers' instructional reading capacity through coaching and mentoring$423,159
DE BEAUMONT FOUNDATION INC
7501 WISONSIN AVE STE 1310EBETHESDAMD20814NONEPFcreate sustainable infant mortality reductions and increased breastfeeding durations by building systems to address upstream social determinants affecting the context of mother and infant health$700,000
DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
401 FEDERAL ST STE 2DOVERDE199013639NONEPCexpand access to high-quality early learning opportunities for young infants and toddlers by redesigning the state professional development system to ensure Child Development Associate acquisition through a partnership with the Delaware Association for the Education of Young Children$166,666
DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY
214 KENT WYATT HALLCLEVELANDMS38733NONEPCincrease capacity and sustainability of the Healing With A Groove program by training alumni to be peer mentors and by creating a multimedia resource kit$135,007
DEMOCRACY COLLABORATIVE FOUNDATION INC
1422 EUCLID AVE STE 1652CLEVELANDOH44115NONEPChelp create new jobs and build local, sustainable communities by advancing national efforts to leverage the institutional assets of major healthcare systems$494,757
DEMOS A NETWORK FOR IDEAS AND ACTION LTD
80 BROAD ST 4TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of pursuing a more equitable economy, a vibrant and inclusive democracy, an empowered public sector and responsible United States engagement in the world by providing general operating support$3,600,000
DERECHOS INFANCIA MEXICO AC
NONEPCpromote children's rights in indigenous municipalities of Chiapas and Yucatan Peninsula by generating data, training and coordinating non-governmental organizations and stakeholders on utilization of data, and strengthening children's rights protection protocols to have an impact on public policy$85,156COL GEN ANAYA DEL BENITO JUAREZCUIDAD DE MEXICOMX03340
DETROIT DEVELOPMENT FUND
3031 W GRAND BLVD STE 505DETROITMI48202NONEPCprovide post-loan technical assistance to entrepreneurs of color who are borrowers under the Entrepreneurs Of Color Fund and who need training, skill sets and business expertise to keep their business growing and knowledgeable$600,000
DETROIT EMPLOYMENT SOLUTIONS CORPORATION
440 E CONGRESS STE 400DETROITMI48226NONEPCincrease employment opportunities for Detroit residents by building strategic leadership intended to achieve goals outlined by the Mayor's Workforce Development Board$660,000
DETROIT HISPANIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
1211 TRUMBULLDETROITMI48216NONEPCenhance the healthy social-emotional development of children, ages 0-8, and strengthen efforts to advance culturally sensitive practices at the community and systems level by supporting the leadership development of immigrant parents living in Southwest Detroit$250,000
DETROIT PARENT NETWORK
726 LOTHROPDETROITMI48202NONEPCensure kindergarten readiness and third grade reading proficiency for Michigan children by increasing awareness among families of early childhood education opportunities and Michigan's third grade reading law$600,000
DETROIT REGIONAL CHAMBER FOUNDATION INC
ONE WOODARD AVE STE 1900DETROITMI48226NONESO IIprovide funds to support a session at the annual Mackinac Policy Conference, to inform business, media, policy and philanthropic leaders about important issues impacting Michigan's children and families$150,000
DETROIT REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION
1001 WOODWARD AVE STE 800DETROITMI48226NONEPCprovide general operating support to help the Detroit Regional Partnership Foundation fulfill its mission of globally marketing the Southeastern Michigan region, grow economic opportunities for all, and collaboratively support our economic foundation$500,000
EARTH ISLAND INSTITUTE
2150 ALLSTON WAY STE 460BERKELEYCA94704NONEPCleverage existing Mississippi Farm to School Network, which includes small farmers, to deepen focus on Early Childcare Education providers as new market opportunities in Jackson, Sunflower County and Biloxi, through technical assistance, capacity building and further relationship building$500,000
EARTH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION
151 ELLIS ST NE FL 1 STE 133ATLANTAGA30303NONEPCpromote youth leadership in the Highlands of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, by providing access to professional education and linking them to implementation opportunities in their regions$371,651
EASTERN MARKET CORPORATION
2934 RUSSELL STDETROITMI48207NONEPCsupport Detroit's Eastern Market to model equitable community development with establishment of the Eastern Market Employment Center committed to Detroit residents procuring increased quality jobs in food, expanded support for entrepreneurs of color and new healthy food access for their children$1,966,611
ECONOMIC POLICY INSTITUTE
1225 I ST NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCsupport analysis and production of southern focused reports in order to inform debates centered around improving financial stability for low-wage workers of color$435,285
EDBUILD INC
140 BAY ST STE 2JERSEY CITYNJ07302NONEPCincrease awareness related to the broader implications of school district borders that impact cross-sector issues such as school funding$248,242
EDUCATION LAW CENTER
60 PARK PL STE 300NEWARKNJ07102NONEPCsupport development of equitable state-based education funding formulas via creation of more nuanced state funding report cards using state-level data and expansion of existing interactive state-level funding data on grantee's website featuring "Is School Funding Fair? A National Report Card"$297,484
EDUCATION RESOURCE STRATEGIES INC
480 PLEASANT ST STE C200WATERTOWNMA02472NONEPCcreate national infrastructure required to better support advocacy for increased resource equity in education systems$800,001
EDUCATION TRUST INC
1250 H STREET NW STE 700WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCsupport state-based coalitions to build understanding and demand for educational resource equity, teacher and leader quality and school diversity improvement strategies, with specific attention to low-income students and students of color$1,022,784
EL COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA SUR (COLLEGE OF THE SOUTHERN FRONTIER)
NONEPCstrengthen productive and organizational capacities of beekeepers in southeastern Mexico to help improve the production system at the regional level that impacts income generation for families and children$303,400Y PERIFERICO SUR SNSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29290
EL COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA SUR (COLLEGE OF THE SOUTHERN FRONTIER)
NONEPCadvance family economic opportunities in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by strengthening the skills of youth, women and men in the use and management of bee hives and the generation of products related to honey production and by developing their understanding of the value chain$100,447Y PERIFERICO SUR SNSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29290
EL COLEGIO DE MEXICO AC
NONEPCenhance public understanding and social awareness of the effects and causes of racial inequalities in Mexico through the creation of academic research papers and their dissemination through an academic seminar$55,496COL AMPLIACION FUENTES DEL PEDREGALCIUDAD DE MEXICOMX14110
ENLACE COMUNITARIO (COMMUNITY LINK)
2425 ALAMO SEALBUQUERQUENM87106NONEPCincrease the quality of early childhood programs by promoting the leadership of immigrant domestic violence survivors to train providers to identify and reduce adverse childhood experiences particular to children of immigrants$573,034
EVERYBODY READY
7445 ALLEN RD STE 160ALLEN PARKMI48101NONEPCincrease access to high-quality early childhood education opportunities for Detroit children by incentivizing providers to engage in local quality improvement efforts and reducing the financial barriers to low-income parents/families$1,166,650
FAIR FOOD NETWORK
1250 NORTH MAIN ST NORTH STEANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCincrease the number of good food entrepreneurs and healthy food access for low income families in Michigan by increasing technical assistance, deepening producer connections and optimizing healthy food incentives to build equitable food systems$2,175,000
FAIR FOOD NETWORK
1250 NORTH MAIN ST NORTH STEANN ARBORMI48104NONEPCincrease access to Double Up Food Bucks by leveraging federal and state dollars to create a more equitable food system that decreases food insecurity, increases access to healthy food and supports local growers$1,200,000
FAITH IN ACTION NETWORK
999 N CAPITOL ST NE 200WASHINGTONDC20002NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of creating innovative solutions to problems facing urban, suburban and rural communities by providing general operating support$3,200,001
FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF LOUISIANAS INCARCERATED CHILDREN
1307 ORETHA C HALEY BLVD STE 303NEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCimprove school climate and student achievement by equipping parents with knowledge of effective schools models, fostering leadership and building community accountability partnerships between schools and community$100,000
FAMILIES USA FOUNDATION INC
1225 NEW YORK AVE NW STE 800WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCadvance racial equity based health policies within system payment and delivery reform to aid in providing quality healthcare for the underprivileged$500,000
FARMERS EDUCATIONAL AND COOPERATIVE UNION OF AMERICA
PO BOX 1883AMESIA50010NONENCconnect early child care and education providers to both local and regional food systems in order to increase early child care access to healthy foods, enhance quality of the learning environment and create new markets for small scale farmers and local businesses$150,000
FII NATIONAL FAMILY INDEPENDENCE INITIATIVE
PO BOX 71363OAKLANDCA94612NONEPCengage families participating in Grantee's programs in order to better understand the factors that affect employment equity, the choices families are taking to increase their access to quality employment and what resources are needed to shorten the employment equity gap$115,000
FIRST ALASKANS INSTITUTE
606 E STREET STE 200ANCHORAGEAK99501NONEPCdismantle human value hierarchy beliefs, identify/unpack systems-level issues in Alaska and advance systemic change that uplifts collective value/humanity supporting a transformational progress vision for the next 10,000 years by implementing the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$456,167
FIRST NATIONS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
2432 MAIN ST FL 2LONGMONTCO805011101NONEPCcatalyze resources for Native communities to leverage their assets and build equitable food systems for the benefit of children and families$1,200,000
FIRST STEPS KENT
401 HALL ST NW 385GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCensure families in Kent County, Michigan, have access to appropriate care and services for children in the first five years by aligning early childhood stakeholders to develop a common vision for early childhood and increasing public will to support early childhood systems development$225,000
FIRST STEPS KENT
401 HALL ST NW 385GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCdevelop and coordinate a shared services initiative among early childhood providers in Kent County to improve services for children and families by promoting innovative, research-based early childhood practices and polices across the continuum of early care programs and settings$500,000
FIRSTLINE SCHOOLS AND EDIBLE SCHOOLYARD NEW ORLEANS
300 N BROAD ST STE 207NEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCimprove school climate and overall student achievement by implementing an evidenced-based approach to social emotional learning throughout the charter network$150,000
FONDATION POUR LE LEADERSHIP ET L EXCELLENCE
NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of identifying, recognizing and training exceptional Haitian leaders to promote and reinforce the emergence of new leaders in the business sector, politics, the civil society and the youth by providing general operating support$81,0007 RUE BERTHELOTDELMAS QUESTHAHT6120
FONDO DE CONSERVACION EL TRIUNFO AC
NONEPCimprove children's nutrition in schools within the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing a school nutrition program, aimed to provide nutritious local food to students, based on community organizing and local procurement$423,925RESIDENCIAL LA HACIENDATUXTLA GUTIERREZCHSMX29030
FOOD TRUST
1617 JOHN F KENNEDY BLVD STE 900PHILADELPHIAPA19103NONEPCincrease access to healthy local food for young children, benefit the state's farmers and improve health equity and food literacy for underserved children and their families by promoting incentives for farm to early childhood education$221,539
FORMACION Y CAPACITACION AC
NONEPCimprove maternal health in Chiapas, Mexico, through the articulation and consolidation of a state-wide network of midwives, as a space for capacity building, networking and systems reflection towards change$250,240JULIO M CORZO NUMERO 33SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29250
FOUNDATION FOR LOUISIANA
1820 SAINT CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCbuild a community of practice for racial healing and relationships in New Orleans and Baton Rouge; support and expand existing community efforts and develop solutions to tackle structural barriers in separation, law and economy by implementing the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework$479,742
FOUNDATION FOR LOUISIANA
1820 SAINT CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of investing in people and practices that work to reduce vulnerability and build stronger, more sustainable communities statewide by providing general operating support$600,000
FOUNDATION FOR THE MID SOUTH INC
134 E AMITE STJACKSONMS39201NONEPCensure quality free public education for every Mississippi child and increase awareness about public education's positive effect in the communities by strategically increasing the communities engagement$500,000
FOUNDATIONS INC
701 EGATE DR STE 300MT LAURELNJ08054NONEPCincrease the number of low-income children in Mississippi and other national communities to enter school prepared to learn and become reading proficient by third grade via implementing the Campaign for Grade Level Reading$300,000
FRENCH AND MONTESSORI EDUCATION INC
428 BROADWAY STNEW ORLEANSLA70118NONEPCincrease access to high quality early childhood and K-3 seats by supporting the expansion of a high-performing school, including recruiting, hiring and training teachers to implement the Montessori and language immersion program$203,000
FRIENDS OF MATENWA INC
91 ABERDEEN AVECAMBRIDGEMA02138NONEPCimprove educational outcomes in Lagonav, Haiti, and enhance the framework of the Mibale Model School Network by establishing a lab school at the Matenwa Community Learning Center, strengthening Network partnerships, increasing the number of mother tongue books and providing collaborative training$340,002
FUND 17
2533 COLUMBUS ST STE 100NEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCimprove business foundations, financial readiness, job creation and overall family economic security by refining, strengthening and growing the core pipeline components of the enterprise development model for up and coming entrepreneurs of color$100,000
FUNDACION LEON XIII IAP LEON XIII FOUNDATION PRIVATE
NONEPCadvance families' economic security by supporting the integration of financial habits through training and savings groups development, aligning these efforts with family production and food security in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico$64,442COLONIA GUADALUPE INNDELEGACION ALVARO OBREGONDFMX01020
FUTURE FOCUSED EDUCATION
200 BROADWAY NEALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCincrease the economic well-being of young children and their families by supporting high-quality internships for economically vulnerable young parents and adults and infrastructure development among the Leadership Schools Network, Albuquerque Public Schools, employers and other partners$699,000
FUTURO MEDIA GROUP
361 W 125TH ST 6TH FLNEW YORKNY10027NONEPCincrease media and public awareness regarding authentic narratives of immigrant families and the impacts of family separation and natural disasters on vulnerable communities of color by engaging local underrepresented communities in journalism that acknowledges their experiences and points of view$453,702
GENERATIONS UNITED INC
80 F ST NWWASHINGTONDC20001NONEPCincrease equitable outcomes for early education and K-12 students by strengthening a caregivers network in communities with high rates of grandparents raising grandchildren, recruiting under-represented Native and African Americans into the network, training and creation of key resources$150,000
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
2121 I ST NW STE 601WASHINGTONDC20052NONEPCaccelerate progress in achieving racial equity in employment and maternal and child health by developing and disseminating an innovative tool that ensures that program and policy implementation addresses the intersecting and negative impacts of race, class and gender on vulnerable populations$166,325
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
2121 I ST NW STE 601WASHINGTONDC20052NONEPCadvance cross-sector, community-based partnerships to improve health equity by promoting dialogue among public and private funders and cataloging best practices of new and established Accountable Communities for Health across the country$149,960
GOOD WORK NETWORK
2028 ORETHA CASTLE HALEY BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCexpand small business ownership and access to capital for minority owned firms by supporting technical assistance and capacity building for new and expanding enterprises or businesses and the entrepreneurial ecosystem in New Orleans$140,000
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF CENTRAL MICHIGANS HEARTLAND INC
4820 WAYNE RDBATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCexpand financial literacy, provide jobs/training for the unemployed and provide needed technology systems for Battle Creek jobs partners to track and monitor those entering the Battle Creek jobs system$1,132,812
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF GREATER DETROIT
3111 GRAND RIVER AVEDETROITMI49208NONEPCadvance employment of low- and moderate-income individuals and advance company growth and personnel retention in Detroit, Michigan, by establishing an employer-led membership program to assist employers with best practice knowledge, collaboration, services and support$250,000
GRAND CANYON TRUST
2301 N FORT VALLEY RDFLAGSTAFFAZ86001NONEPCstrengthen the ability of lower-income Native American families in and around the Navajo Nation to improve their economic well-being and create wealth by providing geographically-focused and year-round entrepreneurship and business support$791,829
GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
143 BOSTWICK AVE NEGRAND RAPIDSMI495033295NONEPCincrease employment rates and economic mobility for vulnerable families in neighborhoods of focus through technical training and certification in high-growth career pathways$334,054
GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
185 OAKES ST SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCincrease capacity for small non-profits in Grand Rapids, with an emphasis on building their racial equity lens, by providing small dollar technical assistance grants$100,000
GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PO BOX 117GRAND RAPIDSMI495010117NONEPCimprove school readiness outcomes for children in Grand Rapids, Michigan, transitioning from pre-school to kindergarten by supporting a summer enrichment and learning program focused on play, social and emotional learning and the development of classroom skills$215,883
GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY
1 CAMPUS DRALLENDALEMI494019403NONEPCsupport the transformation in Battle Creek Public Schools by providing students college/career readiness opportunities, including teacher and health professions pipelines towards improved recruitment, preparation and retention of educators for the district and health professionals for the community$12,482,999
GRANTMAKERS IN HEALTH
1100 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 1200WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCadvance health equity through a racial equity lens and support the health of vulnerable children, ages 0-8, and their families by increasing and leveraging opportunities for philanthropic organizations to communicate, coordinate, learn, grow and collaborate to strengthen philanthropic practice$394,167
GRAY BAYNE FILM AND MEDIA LLC
1771 N VERMONT AVE 306LOS ANGELESCA90027NONENCincrease rates of breastfeeding among African American women and decrease racial and ethnic disparities in breastfeeding by developing and disseminating a feature film designed to accelerate a culture shift around breastfeeding in African American communities nationally$6,000
GREATER NEW ORLEANS FOUNDATION
919 ST CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCincrease racial equity practices by providing training and ongoing engagement with multi-sector leaders across New Orleans, supporting development of racial equity practices and policies in their organizations and increasing public awareness through a citywide media campaign$450,000
GREATER NEW ORLEANS FOUNDATION
919 ST CHARLES AVENEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCimprove health of vulnerable mothers and infants by building and leveraging an expanded, informed and coordinated philanthropic presence that will better target resources to achieve structural and policy change in vulnerable communities$94,000
GREATER NEW ORLEANS FUNDERS NETWORK
4411 CANAL STNEW ORLEANSLA70119NONENCleverage philanthropic investments in the Greater New Orleans Region that promote racial equity, education, health and employment equity by supporting an evaluation of all the action tables' previous work and creating a new health equity action table$27,500
GRET - GROUPE DE RECHERCHE ET D'ECHANGES TECHNOLOGIQUES
NONENCcreate income generation opportunities and improve livelihood of children and families in St. Louis du Sud, in the Southwest Corridor of Haiti, by repairing an irrigation canal, provide training, distributing seeds and tools to smallholder farmers and repairing a community drinking water system$73,17645 BIS AVENUE DE LA BELLE GABRIELLENOGENT SUR MARNE CEDEX94FR94736
GROUNDSWELL INTERNATIONAL INC
1875 CONNECTICUT AVE NWWASHINGTONDC20009NONEPCadvance families access to healthy food by promoting resilient seed systems through experimentation, experience and practices exchange and documentation of models and tools with small-scale farmers in Oaxaca, the Highlands of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico$647,440
GROUNDWORK CENTER FOR RESILIENT COMMUNITIES INC
148 E FRONT ST STE 301TRAVERSE CITYMI496845725NONEPCincrease access to healthy fresh food by vulnerable children in school and early childhood settings through sharing and disseminating findings and best practices from the "10 Cents a Meal" state pilot project$100,000
GRUPO DE INFORMACION EN REPRODUCCION ELEGIDA AC
NONEPCreduce infant and maternal mortality in Mexico, by analyzing and making visible obstetric violence affecting indigenous women, increasing state awareness and supporting the development of a network of stakeholders to positively impact these conditions$165,000COL BARIO SAN LUCAS DEL COYOACANCIUDAD DE MEXICODFMX04030
GULF COAST COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC
11975 SEAWAY RD STE B-150GULFPORTMS39503NONEPCimprove employment equity, quality early childhood education and health outcomes for children and families in East Biloxi, Mississippi, by completing an updated community needs assessment and executing recommended actions from the assessment$600,000
HAITI PROJECTS INC
335 WATER STREETHANOVERMA02339NONEPCimprove the academic performance/outcomes of children and increase income-generating opportunities for families in Fond des Blancs, Haiti, through educational enrichment, library services, teacher development and skill training at a newly constructed community library/multi-purpose training center$381,101
HEALTH & EDUCATION ALLIANCE OF LOUISANA
1700 JOSEPHINE ST STE 200NEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCpromote health equity for vulnerable children by ensuring they have remediating services to overcome early health deficits to ensure ability to learn$400,000
HISPANIC CENTER OF WESTERN MICHIGAN
1204 GRANDVILLE AVE SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCincrease access to high demand careers for Latino residents in the foundation's Grand Rapids neighborhoods of focus by expanding Spanish language training and supports$247,844
HOPE ENTERPRISE CORPORATION
4 OLD RIVER PLJACKSONMS392023434NONEPCincrease investment in low-income communities by advancing authentic community engagement, rigorous data and policy analysis, strategic communications and robust partnerships$500,000
HOPE NETWORK
3075 ORCHARD VISTA DRIVE SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49546NONEPCincrease reading proficiency by third grade by providing training, coaching and other instructional supports for teachers and tutors within Detroit Public School Community District$257,274
HUMAN IMPACT PARTNERS
304 12TH ST STE 2BOAKLANDCA94607NONEPCadvance health equity in communities by amplifying the voice of public health professionals using community organizing principles and leadership development$396,166
ICA GROUP INC
74 KING STNORTHAMPTONMA01060NONEPCimprove the sustainability of child care businesses that serve vulnerable children by providing technical assistance and guidance to existing centers and centers looking to transition into worker ownership$250,000
IFF
333 S WABASH AVE STE 2800CHICAGOIL60604NONEPCimprove the quality of early childhood education programs by investing in improvements to facilities to support brain development, decrease environmental hazards and stabilize enrollment$562,065
INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER INC
2401 12TH ST NWALBUQUERQUENM87104NONEPCchallenge racial inequities and improve the well-being of Pueblo Native American children and their families by supporting leadership development and engagement, advocacy, self-organizing, data sovereignty and other programmatic priorities by the All Pueblo Council of Governors$140,000
INDIGNACION PROMOCION Y DEFENSA DE LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS AC
NONEPCstrengthen civic engagement via increasing Mayan people participation in decision making processes by providing legal support and implementation of a comprehensive educational process regarding indigenous rights to self-determination and access to water, land and territory$160,000CALLE 17A SN CHABLEKALMERIDA YUCATANYUCMX97305
INFINITUM HUMANITARIAN SYSTEMS INC
220 2ND AVE SSEATTLEWA98104NONENCimprove access to clean and drinkable water for families in Calakmul, Campeche in Mexico by implementing three water purification systems$40,487
INNOVACION Y APOYO EDUCATIVO AC
NONEPCimprove the quality of education in Chiapas, Yucatan and other potential states in Mexico through the implementation of a program for teacher capacity-building under a human education perspective$125,000C/O BENITO JUAREZ 9SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29200
INNOVATION PROJECT
4441 SIX FORKS RD STE 106-250RALEIGHNC27609NONEPCenhance the academic achievement of students, Pre-K through Grade 3, by developing an inter-district network of Restart public elementary schools to redesign and transform school learning environments and by strengthening district systems of support that will enable the designs to flourish$482,446
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRATIC EDUCATION IN AMERICA
2008 W RIDGEWAY STJACKSONMS39213NONEPCimprove the quality of public education by strengthening community-based leadership, changing narratives about our schools and community and supporting local networks to sustain transformative education change in Jackson, Miss.$396,325
INSTITUTE OF WOMEN AND ETHNIC STUDIES
365 CANAL ST STE 1550NEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCachieve racial equity in birth outcomes and maternal health outcomes in New Orleans by engaging community and other key stakeholders in a human centered design process to define and implement systems change$266,750
INSTITUTO INTERNACIONAL DE RECURSOS RENOVABLES AC
NONEPCenhance food security and sustainable productive practices in Mayan communities of Yucatan Peninsula by installing an integral waste management system that contributes to improve families livelihood and support the creation of networks to share knowledge and strengthen local economy$257,325COL CONDESAMEXICODFMX06140
INSTITUTO PARA EL DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE EN MESOAMERICA AC
NONEPCensure a sufficient supply of drinkable water in Calakmul, Mexico, schools by supporting a comprehensive program to educate children, families and local leaders on sustainable practices for use of water resources$100,974BARRIO EL CERRILLOSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29220
INSTITUTO PARA EL DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE EN MESOAMERICA AC
NONEPCimprove families' wellbeing in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by supporting the development of local leaders skilled to propel their own vision of development and by supporting spaces for communities to engage in participatory decision-making$199,188BARRIO EL CERRILLOSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29220
INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO SUPERIOR DE HOPELCHEN
NONEPCadvance food sovereignty in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, by supporting the collaboration of stakeholders promoting the conservation and exchange of native seeds$154,813HOPELCHEN KM 83HOPELCHEN CAMPECHECMPMX24600
INVEST DETROIT FOUNDATION
600 RENAISSANCE CENTER STE 1710DETROITMI48243NONEPCexpand equitable community development, in the target areas of the joint Invest Detroit Foundation-City of Detroit Neighborhood Strategic Fund, through the greater use of Detroit-led developers, Detroit business-owners, hiring of Detroiters and effective resident engagement$174,000
INVESTIGACION EN SALUD Y DEMOGRAFIA SC
NONENCadvance social transformation in Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, by strengthening and improving nonprofit organizations' capacity to plan, implement and evaluate their work, to improve their work and elevate their impact$154,192MALAGA 88CUIDAD DE MEXICODFMX03920
JUSTLEADERSHIPUSA INC
1900 LEXINGTON AVENEW YORKNY10035NONEPCincrease earnings potential for formerly incarcerated individuals by collaborating on a multi-state campaign aimed at limiting access to quality employment opportunities and by engaging private sector employers in hiring people with criminal records$200,000
KC HEALTHY KIDS
650 MINNESOTA AVEKANSAS CITYMO66101NONEPCstrengthen/integrate families, communities and systems in Kansas City, Mo., and Kansas City, Kan., so young children can thrive by building low-income parents' skills to advocate for their families and increase systems'/communities' capacity to respond to the needs of families with young children$239,567
KEEP GROWING DETROIT
1445 ADELAIDE STDETROITMI48207NONEPCbuild the capacity of Detroit early childhood providers to offer higher-quality programs in Detroit by implementing farm-to-school strategies$134,876
KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE
450 NORTH AVEBATTLE CREEKMI490173397NONEPCincrease employment and education and reduce poverty and incarceration by providing accessible, high-quality workforce training tied to employer demand and developing key career pathways$950,003
KELLOGG FELLOWS LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE INC
1633 FILLMORE ST 112DENVERCO80206NONEPCstrengthen optimal child development by engaging alumni of the foundation's fellowship programs to collaborate and advocate on key policies, practices and programs$525,275
KHA'P'O COMMUNITY SCHOOL
625 KEE STESPANOLANM87532NONEPCimprove educational and socio-emotional outcomes for Santa Clara Pueblo Native American children by supporting Tewa language programming that includes immersion instruction, implementing curriculum, assessment, teacher pipeline and professional development$270,838
KIDS RETHINK NEW ORLEANS SCHOOLS
705 FLOOD STNEW ORLEANSLA70117NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of supporting youth of color in New Orleans to become thoughtful and capable leaders through the process of rethinking their experiences in their school communities and taking action to make systemic improvements by providing general operating support$150,000
KORE FOUNDATION INC
695 NASHVILLE PIKE 101GALLATINTN37066NONEPCexpand income-generating opportunities for smallholder farming families and increase students' access to nutritious food in the Central Area of Haiti through training and implementation of an egg-laying and distribution initiative$1,170,500
LA PLAZA DE ENCUENTRO GATHERING PLACE
714 4TH ST SWALBUQUERQUENM871024137NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of engaging Latino immigrant families in educational opportunities that build skills for economic and social justice by providing general operating support$250,000
LA PLAZITA
831 ISLETA BLVD SWALBUQUERQUENM87105NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of engaging New Mexico's youth, elders and communities in a comprehensive, holistic and cultural approach through traditional values of respect, honor, love and family by providing general operating support$500,000
LASPAU ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS FOR THE AMERICAS
25 MOUNT AUBURN STCAMBRIDGEMA021386095NONEPCdesign, implement and manage a scholarship program for Haitian and Mexican social leaders to successfully pursue graduate academic programs in North America, Latin America, and Europe$82,506
LEADING EDUCATORS INC
1824 ORETHA CASTLE HALEY BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCimprove proficiency rates of student literacy and numeracy by providing schools with high quality instructional materials, providing equity-centered professional development to teacher-leaders and supporting charter network leaders to align and organize systems$600,000
LEE PESKY LEARNING CENTER
3324 ELDER STBOISEID83705NONEPCimprove early literacy outcomes by supporting effective teacher professional development, gathering outcome data and continuing to provide evidence for state level investment in the Idaho early childhood system$412,500
LIBERTYS KITCHEN INC
PO BOX 19293NEW ORLEANSLA70179NONEPCincrease employment equity opportunities in New Orleans by supporting Liberty's Kitchen's Youth Development Program to increase employability skills and connection to career pathways for 200 young adults$333,000
LINCOLN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC
215 CENTENNIAL MALL S STE 100LINCOLNNE68508NONEPCnarrow the achievement gap for low-income children in Lincoln, Nebraska, by making childcare more affordable to families in need, improving the quality of childcare and providing financial incentives for providers to enact quality-leading efforts$250,000
LIVING ARTS
8701 W VERNOR STE 301DETROITMI48209NONEPChelp pre-kindergarten students in Detroit achieve kindergarten readiness by improving the performance of Head Start teachers through one-to-one coaching, mentoring and professional development with artist teaching experts-in-residence using arts-based education best-practices$200,000
LOCAL FIRST EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
345 FULLER AVE NEGRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCestablish an impact investment fund for Grand Rapids by researching the infrastructure necessary to address social and environmental challenges within West Michigan, with a lens on closing the racial wealth divide$110,000
LOCAL INITIATIVES SUPPORT CORPORATION
501 7TH AVE 7TH FLNEW YORKNY10018NONEPCpilot a career development and wage advancement coaching strategy to help guide participants to financial stability and a $16 per hour wage within three years$468,500
LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY FOUNDATION
1112 PLAZA DEL NORTEESPANOLANM87532NONEPCstrengthen the capacity of the Eight Northern Pueblos and the Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Council to develop and implement comprehensive early childhood care and education programs$694,189
LOUISIANA BUDGET PROJECT
619 JEFFERSON HWYBATON ROUGELA70802NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of providing sound analysis of state fiscal issues to promote economic prosperity, a rising standard of living and the opportunity for all citizens to reach their highest potential by providing general operating support$200,000
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PO BOX 94064BATON ROUGELA708049064NONEPCimprove children's readiness for school by developing a cohort of center directors equipped to serve as instructional leaders and improve center quality$275,000
MATHEMATICA POLICY RESEARCH INC
PO BOX 2393PRINCETONNJ085432393NONENCstrengthen efforts to provide high-quality, culturally responsive child care to children in southwest Detroit by supporting community partners, families and informal caregivers$397,002
MAURICE AND JANE SUGAR LAW CENTER FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
4605 CASS AVE 2ND FLDETROITMI48201NONEPCincrease economic opportunities by building cross-sector coalitions between Detroit residents, developers and labor representatives through the establishment of the Community Benefit Resource Center$600,000
MDRC
200 VESEY ST 23RD FLRNEW YORKNY102812103NONEPCimplement the Families Forward Demonstration project in Michigan to rigorously test new strategies around how to improve the earnings capacity and financial literacy of Non-Custodial Parents by leveraging child support resources$400,000
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
19 HAGOOD AVE STE 606 MSC80819CHARLESTONSC294258080NONEPCpromote a culture of care and support for infants and toddlers by attending to the well-being of child care teachers so they are able to provide relationship-based care that meets their developmental needs$300,000
MELEL XOJOBAL AC
NONEPCimprove children's conditions in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by disseminating knowledge products on their human rights and developing collaborative actions and mechanisms to adequately respond to the situation$50,792BARRIO DE GUADALUPESAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29230
METROPOLITAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
250 S 2ND ST STE 106MINNEAPOLISMN55401NONEPCstrengthen efforts to enhance wealth in minority families and tackle economic inequality by expanding a business ecosystem model to catalyze and accelerate minority business growth$240,480
MICHIGAN ADVOCACY PROGRAM
420 N FOURTH AVEANN ARBORMI481041104NONEPCimprove the economic stability of immigrant families by promoting equitable policies and providing strategic legal counsel to immigrant workers that can lead to statewide reform$650,000
MICHIGAN BREASTFEEDING NETWORK
503 MALL CT 296LANSINGMI48912NONEPCimprove key systems that impact early childhood health by focusing on breastfeeding success, hospital preparedness, workplace and childcare support and community normalization of breastfeeding by aligning the health and childcare stakeholders and leveraging additional support for sustainability$105,000
MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
333 S GRAND AVE 5TH FLLANSINGMI48933NONEPCsupport evaluation of the Families Forward Demonstration project, both nationally and locally in Michigan, to describe the program services implementation, assess outcomes for study participants and produce research that will inform policy and employment programs for non-custodial parents$145,923
MICHIGAN FUTURE INC
PO BOX 130416ANN ARBORMI48113NONESO Iengage economic and community leaders and policymakers at the local and state level in forums around the need for an income-based economic agenda and the need to prepare all Michiganders for living wage careers$75,000
MICHIGAN NONPROFIT ASSOCIATION
330 MARSHALL ST STE 200LANSINGMI48912NONEPCincrease participation in the 2020 Census among hard-to-count populations by developing a messaging campaign and communications strategy that mobilizes networks of nonprofit organizations and those they serve across Michigan through education, trainings and community engagement$200,000
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
426 AUDITORIUM RD RM 2EAST LANSINGMI488242600NONEPCscale equitable local and regional food systems that increase access to nutritious good food and create jobs by building procurement capacity of early childhood providers; promoting effective policies and structures for community food systems, and expanding partnerships$290,154
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
426 AUDITORIUM RD RM 2EAST LANSINGMI488242600NONEPCincrease the number of Michigan vulnerable children and families that are thriving, and positively influence the number of quality food-related jobs linked to healthy food, by ensuring a sustainable, regionally integrated food system$2,200,221
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
426 AUDITORIUM RD RM 2EAST LANSINGMI488242600NONEPCimprove practice and increase supports for districts, schools, teachers and children/families by supporting the Education Policy Innovation Collaborative to implement a classroom observation study of the impact of the Read by Grade Three Law on practices occurring inside Michigan's classrooms$519,667
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
426 AUDITORIUM RD RM 2EAST LANSINGMI488242600NONEPCpromote an effective and equitable early childhood system in Battle Creek to ensure the needs of the most vulnerable children and families are met by expanding the capacity and quality of the system through engagement of local stakeholders in shared learning, cooperative planning and group action$359,211
MICHIGANS CHILDREN
215 S WASHINGTON SQ STE 110LANSINGMI48912NONEPCenable Michigan's Children to achieve its mission of ensuring that statewide policymakers prioritize the needs of the most challenged children from cradle to career by providing general operating support$225,000
MIGRATION POLICY INSTITUTE
1400 16TH ST NW STE 300WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCimprove outcomes for immigrant children and families via supporting states with developing practices to expand jobs for parents and enhance education access for children$700,000
MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO DBA AMERICAN PUBLIC MEDIA
480 CEDARST PAULMN55101NONEPCcreate original journalism on the changing landscape of the American workforce by supporting a dedicated Workplace Culture reporter position$235,107
MISSION INVESTORS EXCHANGE INC
417 FIFTH AVE 8TH FLNEW YORKNY10016NONEPCstrengthen/accelerate the use of a racial equity lens to increase the effectiveness of mission investing for all communities in the field through core operations, the support of specific programming and the 2020 National Conference$140,000
MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD
3825 RIDGEWOOD RD 6TH FLJACKSONMS39211NONEPCincrease employment and earning opportunities among Mississippians seeking middle-skills jobs by aligning community college programs of study curricula with competency requirements of national-level certifications to ensure graduates meet current industry needs$614,244
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PO BOX 771JACKSONMS39205NONEPCaddress the achievement gaps in high poverty, high minority schools by improving educator preparation through residency- and performance-based teacher pipelines$2,973,192
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PO BOX 771JACKSONMS39205NONEPCsupport the expansion of Grantee's quality early childhood education efforts$2,779,743
MISSISSIPPI FAMILIES AS ALLIES INC
840 E RIVER PL STE 500JACKSONMS39202NONEPCensure that children with disabilities and/or mental health challenges have access to high-quality early childhood care and education supporting their specific needs in Jackson, Sunflower County and East Biloxi and that their families are supported in working with their children with special needs$222,381
MISSISSIPPI FAMILIES FOR KIDS
407 BRIARWOOD DR STE 209JACKSONMS39206NONEPCsupport the healthy development of children by implementing the Help Me Grow model to connect children and families to multiple resources including education, health and mental health services$730,000
MISSISSIPPI FIRST INC
125 S CONGRESS STE 1510JACKSONMS39201NONEPCimprove statewide access to high quality instruction by expanding publically funded pre-K and improving the educator pipeline through research, communication strategies and policy implementation$600,000
MISSISSIPPI MUSEUM OF ART INC
380 S LAMAR STJACKSONMI39201NONEPCadvance racial equity in Mississippi through exhibitions, artist residencies, community-based projects and productive dialogue that share new narratives, harness the unique ability of art to generate constructive conversations about contentious issues and expand and build relationships$464,335
MISSISSIPPI WORKERS' CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
819 MAIN STGREENVILLEMS38701NONEPCimprove social conditions affecting the health of children by facilitating community's active role in creating transformative change and by ensuring community-and human-centered design and implementation of existing systems change opportunities$206,160
MOTHERS MILK BANK OF MISSISSIPPI
4209 LAKELAND DR 395FLOWOODMS39232NONEPCimprove health and development of the most vulnerable babies by increasing the availability and distribution of donor breastmilk to Mississippi's neonatal intensive care units$121,885
MOTOWN HISTORICAL MUSEUM INC
2648 W GRAND BLVDDETROITMI48208NONEPCincrease entrepreneurship and career opportunities for economically disenfranchised residents, especially in the Northwest Goldberg district of Detroit, by providing early stage entrepreneurial support and career development training$1,175,000
MS FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN INC
12 METROTECH CTR 26TH FLBROOKLYNNY11201NONEPCimprove support for child care advocates toward affordable quality child care while addressing policy and systems change to improve economic security for women, workers and families$300,000
NAACP LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATION FUND INC
40 RECTOR ST 5TH FLNEW YORKNY100061738NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of supporting litigation on poverty/justice, education, voting rights, fair employment, capital punishment and administration of criminal justice and increasing educational opportunities through scholarships by providing general operating support$350,000
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR LATINO COMMUNITY ASSET BUILDERS
5404 WURZBACH RDSAN ANTONIOTX78238NONEPCcreate a more equitable environment for low-wealth business owners by strengthening nonprofits and advocating for polices in support of these businesses$500,000
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
4805 MOUNT HOPE DRBALTIMOREMD212153297NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of ensuring the political, educational, social and economic equality of rights of all persons and eliminating racial hatred and racial discrimination by providing general operating support$2,800,200
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN
1313 L ST NW STE 500WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCimprove the quality of the early childhood teaching profession by advancing and redefining the field of early childhood and professionalizing its workforce$920,190
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LATINO ELECTED OFFICIALS EDUCATIONAL FUND
1122 W WASHINGTON BLVD 3RD FLLOS ANGELESCA90015NONEPCeducate leaders of color and diverse groups of policy makers with the governance skills, information, and content expertise required to develop and implement equitable education policies$450,000
NATIONAL CENTER FOR TEACHER RESIDENCIES
1332 N HALSTED ST STE 304CHICAGOIL60642NONEPCimprove distribution, quality and retention of prepared K-3 teachers working in high-need and low-income elementary schools using an approach that targets districts and universities working together to improve teaching and learning via a community-based teacher residency model$246,239
NATIONAL CENTER FOR TEACHER RESIDENCIES
1332 N HALSTED ST STE 304CHICAGOIL60642NONEPCimprove the capacity of school districts to overcome educational disparities for students by supporting the Mississippi teacher residency program$324,683
NATIONAL COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT COALITION INC
740 15TH ST NW STE 400WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCstrengthen efforts to remove barriers to access capital for small businesses using tools such as Community Reinvestment Act guidelines, small business testing and technical assistance$400,004
NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS
1516 P ST NWWASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of protecting sovereignty through development/dissemination of educational materials and tribally driven research that promote the building of collective agendas and meet the needs of American Indian/Alaska Native leaders and their communities$3,705,000
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INC
24 WHITEHALL ST STE 710NEW YORKNY10004NONEPCimplement a flexible small-business loan program, in order to enable minority and women-owned small businesses to support an ecosystem of greater opportunity$1,300,000
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
1201 16TH ST NW 8TH FLWASHINGTONDC20036NONENCincrease equitable outcomes in schools, districts and states by training leaders and teachers to address implicit bias, cultural gaps and institutional inequities$300,000
NATIONAL EQUITY PROJECT
1720 BROADWAY 4TH FLOAKLANDCA94612NONEPCgenerate the institutional and structural changes necessary to advance racial equity within the workforce development and educational systems by developing leaders who can apply both a racial equity and systems-thinking lens to the organizations they lead and the systems in which they work$411,290
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES INSTITUTE
660 N CAPITAL ST STE 450WASHINGTONDC20001NONESO Istrengthen the leadership capacity of local elected officials in selected places in addressing the impact of racial healing and racial equity in their communities by applying the principles and practices of the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformative enterprise effort$50,000
NATIONAL PERINATAL ASSOCIATION INC
330 ADVANCE LNLONEDELLMO63060NONEPCpromote, support and achieve optimal feeding practices for all infants by developing evidence-based national guidelines and recommendations$32,501
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE INC
80 PINE ST 9TH FLNEW YORKNY10005NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of assisting African-American and other underserved urban residents in securing economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights by providing general operating support$2,759,799
NATURE CONSERVANCY INC
4245 N FAIRFAX DR STE 100ARLINGTONVA222031606NONEPCsupport the creation of five training centers for innovation in agriculture, livestock, beekeeping and forest management where producers in the Yucatan Peninsula region will develop technical capabilities that will boost the rural development of Mayan communities$355,873
NEIGHBORHOOD FUNDERS GROUP INC
436 14TH ST STE 425oaklandCA94612NONEPCsupport funders in their efforts to more strategically allocate resources toward high impact strategies that address financialization, help share the future of work and improve job quality for low-wage and vulnerable workers through convenings, webinars and other peer learning opportunities$125,000
NEW AMERICA FOUNDATION
740 15TH ST NW STE 900WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCadvance approaches to support multilingual early childhood educator career pathways with a focus on the Grow Your Own model through analysis, knowledge development and expansion$225,001
NEW LEADERS INC
30 W 26TH ST 9TH FLNEW YORKNY10010NONEPCincrease high-quality learning environments in rural school districts in Edgecombe and Vance Counties, North Carolina, by providing embedded professional development and support to teachers and principals$200,000
NEW MEXICO ASIAN FAMILY CENTER
115 MONTCLAIRE DR SEALBUQUERQUENM87108NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of providing culturally sensitive programs and services creating a Pan-Asian community that advocates for and supports itself by providing general operating support$275,000
NEW MEXICO BREASTFEEDING TASK FORCE
2424 LOUISIANA BLVD NE STEALBUQUERQUENM87110NONEPCstrengthen breastfeeding support for low-income women and women of color in New Mexico by providing assistance to hospitals adopting baby-friendly practices, building capacity of the Breastfeeding Task Force and local chapters, and developing strategies to increase duration/exclusivity rates$746,828
NEW MEXICO CAREGIVERS IN ACTION
10 PLACITAS TRAILS RDPLACITASNM87043NONENCincrease the economic security of lower income parents and individuals in New Mexico through recruitment, training and support leading to employment or member ownership in the health care industry and support for the New Mexico Caregivers Cooperative$31,248
NEW MEXICO CENTER ON LAW AND POVERTY INC
924 PARK AVE SW STE CALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to advance economic and social justice through education, advocacy and litigation and to improve living conditions, increase opportunities and protect the rights of New Mexicans living in poverty by providing general operating support$562,000
NEW MEXICO CENTER ON LAW AND POVERTY INC
924 PARK AVE SW STE CALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCtransform the New Mexico public education system by supporting a strong, community-led project that addresses the issues raised in the Yazzie/Martinez vs. State of New Mexico case$810,000
NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY CAPITAL
219 CENTRAL AVE NW STE 200ALBUQUERQUENM87106NONEPCimprove the economic security and business success of lower income Native American families through targeted and culturally-competent training, mentorship, networks and other supports$546,368
NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
135 W PALACE AVE STE 301SANTA FENM87501NONEPCprepare low-income young people of color for careers in journalism, policy, education and digital communications through a holistic and skills-based, experiential training program by providing core support for the Generation Justice Cultivating Leadership program$254,500
NEW MEXICO IN DEPTH INC
6937 MERLOT DR NERIO RANCHONM87144NONEPCdiversify the local media landscape through fellowships supporting young journalists of color and influence policy makers and newsrooms on issues of early childhood policy, the impact of federal policy on immigrant families and racial discrimination in the criminal justice system$150,000
NEW ORLEANS STARTUP FUND
1100 POYDRAS ST 3475NEW ORLEANSLA70163NONEPCincrease equitable outcomes for children by creating an entrepreneurial ecosystem of technical assistance supports for small minority-owned businesses in New Orleans$100,000
NEW SCHOOLS FOR NEW ORLEANS
1555 POYDRAS ST STE 781NEW ORLEANSLA70112NONEPCincrease student literacy and numeracy proficiency rates by supporting the adoption and implementation of Tier I curriculums and building a sustainable teacher pipeline through targeted recruitment and retention strategies$1,100,000
NEW VENTURE FUND
1201 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 300WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCadvance healthy food systems that benefit children and families domestically and internationally by creating knowledge products that have impact at the local and global level and by developing evaluation tools to assist stakeholders aiming to have systemic impact on equitable and sustainable food$519,750
NONPROFIT FINANCE FUND
5 HANOVER SQ 9TH FLNEW YORKNY10004NONEPCsupport internal training and practice enhancements in order to demonstrate how Community Development Financial Institutions may integrate racial equity analysis and practice into core operations that support economic justice and reduce inequities$666,667
NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 4094FLAGSTAFFAZ860114094NONEPCincrease access to quality early childhood teacher education programs by supporting teacher preparation and infusing culturally responsive pedagogy for Tribal early childhood professionals in childcare, Head Start, and schools$335,534
NORTHERN GREAT LAKES INITIATIVE
1401 PRESQUE ISLE AVEMARQUETTEMI498552818NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of, providing loans and business services to small business owners and entrepreneurs who create jobs and enable communities to thrive, by providing general operating support$500,000
NORTHWEST PORTLAND AREA INDIAN HEALTH BOARD
2121 SW BROADWAY STE 300PORTLANDOR972013182NONEPCcreate jobs and career paths that improve the community, increase oral health access and improve oral health outcomes throughout the Pacific northwest, starting in tribes, by expanding dental therapy$1,927,672
NOTAH BEGAY III FOUNDATION INC
290 PRAIRIE STAR RDSANTA ANA PUEBLONM87004NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of ensuring Native children achieve their full potential by advancing cultures of Native American community health by providing general operating support$1,375,000
NUSENDA FOUNDATION
4100 PAN AMERICAN FWY NEALBUQUERQUENM87107NONEPCimprove economic security of vulnerable children and their families by recruiting and supporting organizational partners to deploy a micro-loan program to increase access to affordable capital by and the economic stability of lower income families, particularly Native Americans and immigrants$130,000
OLE EDUCATION FUND
411 BELLAMAH NWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of enriching and empowering New Mexico's working families and children through developing their capacities to advance policies that improve their communities by providing general operating support$250,000
OPERATION SHOESTRING INC
PO BOX 11223JACKSONMS932831223NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of promoting health/self-sufficiency and extending the hand of hope/opportunity to empower the needy, uplift target neighborhoods and the larger community and brighten the future of children and their families by providing general operating support$700,000
OPERATION SPARK
2539 COLUMBUS STNEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCincrease family economic security by supporting workforce pathways for low-wealth individuals and increasing access to high-wage software engineering careers$276,000
OUR VOICE NUESTRA VOZ
PO BOX 15517NEW ORLEANSLA70175NONEPCincrease parents capacity to champion change for children, including improving student outcomes, by building a new leadership training curriculum, organizing Black and Latino parents and fostering stronger partnerships with schools$200,000
OXFAM AMERICA INC
226 CAUSEWAY ST 5TH FLBOSTONMA021142206NONEPCstrengthen job quality, work support and worker competitiveness to advance jobs in Mississippi and New Orleans$919,679
PARENTING PLACE INC
1500 GREEN BAY STLA CROSSEWI54601NONEPCeducate and support early childhood education and care sites to add fresh, locally produced foods to menus, add activities to support healthy eating in their curriculums and engage families in the healthy eating effort$151,024
PARTNERS FOR COMMON GOOD
1444 I ST NW STE 201WASHINGTONDC20005NONEPCstrengthen the capacity of community development financial institutions to measure, assess and communicate their impact of data and metrics to describe their community impacts and discover gaps in services and lending in communities of color$230,373
PARTNERS IN HEALTH A NONPROFIT CORPORATION
800 BOYLSTON ST STE 300BOSTONMA02199NONEPCimprove infant and maternal health and decrease child malnutrition in the Mirebalais, Haiti, area through comprehensive clinical services, production of ready-to-use therapeutic food, data collection and early identification of high-risk pregnancies$1,000,000
PARTNERSHIP FOR COMMUNITY ACTION
PO BOX 12320ALBUQUERQUENM871950320NONEPCstrengthen efforts to create quality manufacturing jobs, entrepreneurship training and professional development opportunities for early childhood educators by supporting the construction of a social enterprise center$475,000
PATRONATO PRO EDUCACION MEXICANO AC
NONEPCpromote community development in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing an educational program that provides students, participants and the learning community the opportunity to promote well-being from their own experience and context$50,245COL SAN JERONIMO LIDICEMEXICODFMX10200
PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL & HEALTH CARE DISTRICT
100 S BROAD ST 10TH FLPHILADELPHIAPA19110NONESO Idevelop an early childhood education apprenticeship by creating career pathways focused on the child development associate credential$370,404
PILLARS FUND
171 N ABERDEEN ST STE 400CHICAGOIL60607NONEPCstrengthen Grantee's capacity to support Muslim, Arab and South Asian children experiencing racial trauma and provide job training for parents by shifting narratives, building leadership capacity, advancing a racial equity agenda across communities and investing in community-based organizations$500,000
PLATAFORMA NUUP AC
NONEPCenhance economic opportunities and fair access to value chains for small-scale honey producers in the Yucatan Peninsula and the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico by incubating and accompanying collaborative projects that promote inclusiveness and fairness in the apicultural ecosystem$102,850COL AMPLIACION GRANADACIUDAD DE MEXICOMX11529
PLUS FUND PAID LEAVE FOR THE UNITED STATES
PO BOX 411075SAN FRANCISCOCA94141NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of winning paid family leave for everyone in the United Stated by providing general operating support$250,000
POLICY EQUITY GROUP LLC
142 11TH ST SEWASHINGTONDC20003NONENCpromote child health and nutrition by developing a national learning community and providing technical assistance to organizations that have developed innovative farm-to-early childhood models across the country$54,486
POLICY EQUITY GROUP LLC
142 11TH ST SEWASHINGTONDC20003NONENCstrengthen early childhood program quality and stronger child outcomes in Michigan by supporting the implementation of new federal and state regulatory requirements$100,000
POPULATION COUNCIL INC
1 DAG HAMMARSKJOLD PLAZA 3TH FLNEW YORKNY10017NONEPCimprove the quality of life for disadvantaged indigenous female youth in Mayan communities in Yucatan, Mexico by providing a mentor training that increases leadership skills, life skills and promotes empowerment$273,779
POWER COALITION FOR EQUITY AND JUSTICE
2202 ST BERNARD AVE STE 310NEW ORLEANSLA70116NONENCsupport local residents' leadership capacity to self-organize and advocate on key issues in New Orleans and throughout Louisiana by providing education and data to citizens$85,000
PRESIDENT AND FELLOW OF HARVARD COLLEGE HAVARD LAW SCHOOL
1033 MASSACHUSETTS AVE 5TH FLCAMBRIDGEMA02138NONEPCdevelop a set of policy recommendations that reimagines American labor law in support of an economic agenda that supports low-wage and vulnerable workers through convenings, consensus building, research, community engagement and leadership development$370,850
PREVENTION MICHIGAN
PO BOX 4458EAST LANSINGMI48826NONEPCincrease the capacity of residents and community groups in Detroit, Michigan, to make positive change for vulnerable children and their families through efforts to promote higher quality early childhood education and family economic security$400,000
PRICHARD COMMITTEE FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
271 W SHORT ST STE 202LEXINGTONKY40507NONEPCdevelop and implement strategies that increase access to infant-toddler child care and improve the quality and delivery of that care$480,000
PROGRESSIVE AMERICA FUND
1 METROTECH CTR N 11 FLRBROOKLYNNY11201NONEPCadvocate for solutions to protect jobs and promote quality employment for workers in the retail sector supply chain by engaging in high-impact public education and corporate campaigns$300,000
PROMOTORES DEL AUTODESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE DE CHIAPAS DE RL DE CV
NONENCimprove families' income generation alternatives in Aldama, Chiapas, Mexico, by building and advancing their skills to diversify crops through integrated systems, sustainable production practices and access to local short trade chains that can complement their economy$122,645COLONIA FSTSE 200SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29247
PRONATURA PENINSULA DE YUCATAN AC (PRONATURA YUCATAN PENINSULA
NONEPCimprove indigenous communities wellbeing in Calakmul, Campeche, by promoting the implementation of sustainable productive practices and supporting a capacity-building process designed to strengthen community governance and inclusive participation mechanisms for youth and women$133,476COLONIA PINZON IIMERIDAYUCMX97205
PRONATURA SUR AC
NONEPCimprove the education system in Chiapas, Mexico, by supporting a collaborative network of organizations and schools aiming to reflect and document positive models and experiences that can transform the educational practice in the state and using this information to inform stakeholders in the sector$75,689BARRIO CUXTITALIIASAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29230
PROSPERITY WORKS
909 COPPER AVE NWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCimprove economic security of vulnerable children and their families in New Mexico target subgeographies by implementing and scaling asset building strategies, employer based lending models, savings products and services while building organizational capacity$250,000
PUENTES NEW ORLEANS INC
4205 CANAL STNEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCincrease the leadership capacity of immigrant youth in New Orleans to self-organize and advocate on key issues impacting their communities by supporting the development of the LatiNOLA NOW! youth coalition$100,010
RACE FORWARD
145 EAST 57TH STNEW YORKNY10022NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of building awareness, solutions and leadership for racial justice through generation of transformative ideas, information and experiences by providing general operating support$3,600,000
RECONCILE NEW ORLEANS INC
1631 ORETHA CASTLE HALEY BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70113NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of transforming the lives of young adults and the community through the ministry of reconciliation by providing general operating support$500,000
RED DE FUNDACIONES DE
167 PONCE DE LEON AVESAN JUANPR00917NONEPCsupport the recovery and wellbeing of families affected by hurricanes in Puerto Rico through strategic funding of local initiatives to support vulnerable communities and develop resilience strategies for the future$500,000
REFUGEE EDUCATION CENTER
2130 ENTERPRISE ST SEKENTWOODMI49508NONEPCincrease access to quality/culturally appropriate early childhood education services for children and families by launching a new early childhood development center that provides center-based services and functions as a hub for individuals interested in becoming licensed home-based care providers$201,471
REGENTS OF NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY
1050 STEWART ST ANDERSON HALL E1200LAS CRUCESNM880038002NONEPCimprove economic security and academic success of vulnerable families through institutionalization of the Working Families Success Network for Community Colleges' Three Pillars model throughout Dona Ana Community College's culture, programs and initiatives$512,347
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
1700 LOMAS NE STE 2200 MSCO1 1247ALBUQUERQUENM871310001NONEPCimprove the health, educational and economic well-being of vulnerable Native American children and families by enhancing capacity to conduct budget and policy analysis specific to Native American communities$903,229
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
1700 LOMAS NE STE 2200 MSCO1 1247ALBUQUERQUENM871310001NONEPCimprove educational outcomes for vulnerable children by engaging, training and empowering refugee parents to advocate for increased cultural competence, access and equity in their children's education$242,817
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
1700 LOMAS NE STE 2200 MSCO1 1247ALBUQUERQUENM871310001NONEPCsupport community action and enhance the skills of leaders by providing core support of the Community Engagement Center$150,000
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
1700 LOMAS NE STE 2200 MSCO1 1247ALBUQUERQUENM871310001NONEPCpursue justice and racial equity for vulnerable children and families by preparing and incentivizing lawyers and other professionals to address social determinants of health by leveraging legal and public health systems$870,600
RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITIES CENTERS UNITED INC
275 7TH AVE STE 1703NEW YORKNY10001NONEPCaddress employment equity and economic security for families in Mississippi by improving working conditions, wages and the leadership capabilities of low-wage restaurant workers$120,000
RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN YOUTH AND FAMILIES
101 FRIENDSHIP STPROVIDENCERI02903NONEPCimprove developmental and educational outcomes of children, birth to age five, involved in the Rhode Island child welfare system by expanding interagency service coordination among state and community entities to leverage existing service capacity$103,600
RIO GRANDE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
318 ISLETA BLVD SWALBUQUERQUENM87105NONEPCimprove economic security of vulnerable New Mexico families by providing training, technical assistance and other support to alternative business models$140,843
RISING TIDE CAPITAL
384 MARTIN LUTHER KING DRJERSEY CITYNJ07305NONEPCleverage the power of entrepreneurship by providing technical assistance and accelerations services to small businesses resulting in increased financial security, self-sufficiency and economic opportunity for low-income families and children$500,000
ROCKEFELLER PHILANTHROPY ADVISORS INC
6 W 48TH ST 10TH FLNEW YORKNY10036NONEPCcreate and promote authentic, just narratives of people of color, immigrants, refugees and Muslims in partnership and collaboration with entertainment and media industries by supporting the Pop Culture Collaborative funder resource$500,000
ROGOSIN INSTITUTE INC
505 E 70TH ST HT-230NEW YORKNY10021NONEPCincrease access to and opportunities for low-income young people and their families in and around Sunflower County to gain equitable, socially mobile healthcare industry-related employment by providing career/workforce pathway training linked to real employment opportunities$619,333
RURAL COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE CORPORATION
3120 FREEBOARD DR STE 201WEST SACRAMENTOCA95691NONEPCimprove the economic security, health and well-being of Native Americans in New Mexico and Arizona by enhancing capacity, securing additional investments and improving Native client recruitment and support in coordination with Rainmakers Investment Collaborative$682,573
SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER
114 WOODLAND STHARTFORDCT06105NONEPCincrease breastfeeding initiation and duration among vulnerable families by scaling up, enhancing and disseminating a systems' initiative linking baby friendly hospital transformation to community postpartum peer support across a 40-hospital maternity care network$666,065
SAKIL NICHIM ANTSETIK AC
NONEPCimprove maternal and reproductive health in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by developing local leaders with adequate communication skills and tools to reach differentiated audiences with change-making potential$46,067BARRIO DE MEXICANOSSAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASCHSMX29240
SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY
1600 HOLLOWAY AVE ADM 471SAN FRANCISCOCA941321722NONEPCincrease the number of diverse, highly qualified educators in the early childhood education workforce through implementation of a seamless career pathway model focused on current and future educators$375,000
SANANDO HERIDAS AC
NONEPCimprove health of families in Chalchihuitan and Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico, by building the communities' capacity for management and care of health to reduce the incidence and prevalence of preventable and treatable diseases and raising authorities' awareness of the issues and needs$193,575COL LECHERIATULTITLANMEXMX54940
SANKOFA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
5200 DAUPHINE STNEW ORLEANSLA70117NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of building healthier communities for generations to come by providing general operating support$400,000
SANTA FE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
6401 RICHARDS AVE RM 111SANTA FENM87508NONEPCexpand access and increase efficacy of evidence-based home visiting services by establishing a First Born training and technical assistance program at the Early Childhood Center of Excellence at Santa Fe Community College$271,224
SANTA FE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 1827SANTA FENM875041827NONEPCcatalyze positive change for children and families by increasing community access to data through the SHARE platform and building capacity for long-term sustainability$50,000
SANTA FE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 1827SANTA FENM875041827NONEPCimprove the health outcomes of children and families in target New Mexico communities in priority counties and strengthen the health equity network by increasing the communities' capacity to educate and make an impact through Health Impact Assessments and development of knowledge products$700,000
SANTA FE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO BOX 1827SANTA FENM875041827NONEPCengage donors across Native American communities in New Mexico to more fully participate in democratic practices of philanthropy through targeted giving circle models and grants to community based organizations serving vulnerable families$50,000
SANTA FE INDIAN SCHOOL
1501 CERRILLOS RDSANTA FENM87505NONEPCimprove the educational outcomes of Native American children by engaging, supporting and mobilizing Native American communities' to comprehensively address the findings and opportunities of the Yazzie/Martinez education lawsuit$600,000
SECONDMUSE
PO BOX 582BERNALILLIONM87004NONENCincrease entrepreneurship in Battle Creek, with a focus on woman and minority owned businesses, by providing early stage entrepreneurial support$1,752,491
SEIU EDUCATION & SUPPORT FUND
1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NWWASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCcreate a national infrastructure to improve equity in early childhood education workforce and ensure children of color in low-income communities have access to high-quality early learning environments and a highly qualified workforce by identifying the most effective early care/education trainings$300,000
SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
2440 W EL CAMINO REAL STE 300MOUNTAIN VIEWCA94040NONEPCidentify scalable, evidence-informed methods for increasing social/emotional development among vulnerable children and identify effective strategies and structural changes needed for successful implementation of these methods through core support of the Parenting Through Pediatrics Initiative$396,247
SILVERBACK SOCIETY INC
401 PARK BLVDNEW ORLEANSLA70114NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of building the capacity of men which will enable them to contribute to better living for those who depend on them by providing general operating support$250,000
SLOW FOOD
NONEPCadvance family economic security in the Highlands of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula through the promotion of sustainable farming/transformation practices and the incorporation of farmer families into fair trade value chains$198,130CF 91019770048BRACNIT12042
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
PO BOX 37012 MRC 1205WASHINGTONDC200137012NONEPCsupport the National Museum of African American History and Culture to create programs and resources to empower, enrich and educate young children from birth to 8 years old around identity, race and the African American experience$1,112,801
SOLIDAGO FOUNDATION
150 MAIN ST STE 24NORTHAMPTONMA01060NONEPCadvance partnerships for workers centers to build their capacity and effectively increase their voice and power by joining philanthropy, worker organizations, academia and other stakeholders$300,000
SOMOS UN PUEBLO UNIDO
1804 ESPINACITAS STSANTA FENM87505NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to build a community that does not discriminate based on people's national origin, institutes humane migration policies and protects the human rights of everyone irrespective of origin of birth or documents carried by providing general operating support$350,000
SOUTH VALLEY ACADEMY
3426 BLAKE RD SWALBUQUERQUENM87105NONEPCincrease job access through public-private partnerships for low-income residents of Albuquerque's South Valley by providing core support for the employment equity program$300,090
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GRANTMAKERS
1000 N ALAMEDA ST STE 230LOS ANGELESCA90012NONEPCadvance a shared agenda to eliminate institutionalized racism using data-driven systemic change resulting in a transformation of damaging narratives, racial healing and systems change in the law, separation and economy by implementing the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation framework$798,330
SOUTHERN INITIATIVE OF THE ALGEBRA PROJECT INC
PO BOX 50111SUMMERVILLESC29485NONEPCimprove math proficiency for students by providing intensive professional development to teachers, engaging community and building pipelines of support with historically black colleges and universities$500,000
SOUTHWEST DETROIT BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
7752 W VERNOR HWY STE 101DETROITMI48209NONEPCestablish a Small Business Advocacy Center to increase the number of Detroit-based/owned businesses certified to bid on state and federally funded projects and to assist small business hiring by removing barriers to work preventing Detroit residents' full access to jobs created$480,000
SOUTHWEST DETROIT COMMUNITY BENEFITS COALITION
PO BOX 32182DETROITMI48232NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to ensure that the interests of community residents, businesses and community-based organizations are recognized and protected in public and private development projects in the community by providing general operating support$75,000
SOUTHWEST ECONOMIC SOLUTIONS
2835 BAGLEY AVE STE 800DETROITMI48216NONEPCencourage neighborhood-based small business development and the creation of new quality jobs for Detroit residents by strengthening and expanding entrepreneurship training, technical assistance and micro-lending opportunities through partnerships with community-based organizations$800,000
SOUTHWEST ORGANIZATIONS UNIFYING RESOURCES FOR COMMUNITY & EMPLOYEES
1409 BUCHANAN AVE SWGRAND RAPIDSMI49507NONEPCincrease economic security for low-wage healthcare workers in southeast Grand Rapids neighborhoods by providing support for career recruitment, retention and advancement$577,000
SOUTHWEST ORGANIZING PROJECT
211 10TH ST SWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of supporting communities to achieve racial and gender equality and social and economic justice by providing general operating support$350,000
SOUTHWESTERN INDIAN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
PO BOX 10146ALBUQUERQUENM87184NONEPCimprove economic security and academic success of vulnerable Native American families through support of the culturally-appropriate implementation of the Working Families Success Network for Community Colleges' Three Pillars approach throughout Grantee's culture, programs and initiatives$400,000
SPROUT URBAN FARMS INC
PO BOX 888BATTLE CREEKMI490160888NONEPCstrengthen efforts to overcome barriers and create growth for the regional food shed by intentionally connecting the Battle Creek food system to economic development and small business development$228,800
ST CLOUD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 742
1201 S SECOND STWAITE PARKMN56387NONEPCimprove student achievement through training teachers and principals in co-teaching, culturally and linguistically responsive instruction and family engagement$232,235
START GARDEN INC
40 PEARL ST NW STE 200GRAND RAPIDSMI49503NONEPCexpand access and opportunity for entrepreneurs of color in Grand Rapids, Mich., by providing targeted supports and removing barriers to entrepreneurship that lead to successful business ownership and employment for underserved residents in targeted neighborhoods$9,100
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT PARTNERS INC
228 PARK AVE S 96810NEW YORKNY10003NONEPCsupport accelerator learning pilot that builds districts capacity to sustain effective K-1 literacy instruction and structures that improve K-1 student literacy achievement$913,044
SUNFLOWER COUNTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT
PO BOX 70INDIANOLAMS38751NONEPCincrease kindergarten readiness of children by repurposing the Rosser Elementary School to become a centrally-located, high quality early childhood hub$330,000
SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIES LAW CENTER
1428 FRANKLIN STOAKLANDCA94612NONEPCprovide better jobs and financial stability for families in low-income communities and communities of color by training and upskilling lawyers to provide expertise and resources critical to entrepreneurs as they transition to worker-owned enterprises$500,000
TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
525 W 120TH ST BOX 127NEW YORKNY10027NONEPCto produce high-quality, solutions-oriented journalism about educational inequity issues in Mississippi and New Orleans, including the reporting and production of regular pieces - both editorial, feature and news stories, along with radio programs$507,722
TEACHING MATTERS INC
475 RIVERSIDE DR STE 1270NEW YORKNY10115NONEPCrefine and pilot a scalable, blended, competency-based professional learning model that promotes effective K-3 literacy instruction$289,490
TEWA WOMEN UNITED
PO BOX 397SANTA CRUZNM87567NONEPCsupport healthy birth outcomes and early development of children in Native families by expanding full doula services, refining and implementing a Yiya Vi Kagingdi Di Doula Training Institute, enhancing parenting support and strengthening community networks for systems and policy change$300,000
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
3100 CLEBURNE AVEHOUSTONTX77004NONEPCadvance health equity and improve kids' natural environments by leveraging/expanding the Gulf Coast Equity Consortium, a collaboration of historically black colleges/universities and community based organizations, to address health/racial inequity and vulnerability of Gulf Coast kids and families$1,197,134
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCimprove access to and quality of early childhood education by developing and implementing the Equity Leaders Action Network and providing state technical assistance support to Michigan early childhood systems leaders$226,803
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCimprove literacy, math, science and social studies skills of children throughout Haiti and increase pride and awareness of their culture and history through well-designed and culturally relevant educational technology media content$944,513
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCimprove the outcomes for low-income children and families by strengthening the nonprofit sector in New Mexico while addressing the intersection between wages, the race and ethnicity of workers, and avenues for advancement through research, cohort-based action planning, and disseminating the findings$303,165
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCpromote coordination, strategic direction and leadership of the Hope Starts Here framework in collaboration with the stewardship board through employment and oversight of the implementation director$397,420
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC
89 SOUTH ST STE 700BOSTONMA02111NONEPCcreate a vision for culturally relevant early childhood development and learning by engaging and mobilizing mothers and caregivers through neighborhood-based informal networks$116,666
THRIVE NEW ORLEANS
2025 ST CLAUDE AVENEW ORLEANSLA70116NONEPCequip new entrepreneurs with the insights, relationships and tools needed for a sustainable, thriving endeavor and economic security for families of color by supporting the Launch NOLA Green Business Academy$100,000
THUNDER VALLEY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
PO BOX 290PORCUPINESD57772NONEPCstrengthen efforts to promote Lakota language acquisition and the use of effective immersion pedagogy by supporting the Lakota Immersion Childcare Center's development of its instructional model, curricular materials and teacher preparation$200,000
TIDES CENTER
1014 TORNEY AVESAN FRANCISCOCA94129NONEPCenhance access to healthy, nutritious, locally and regionally sourced food in early childhood and school settings for children living in low-income communities by advancing child nutrition policy$312,791
TRUSUCCESS INC
7484 CANDLEWOOD DR SEGRAND RAPIDSMI49546NONEPCenable boys of color to succeed in school and life with essential social-emotional skills by providing training and educational opportunities through effective tools$130,834
UC HASTINGS FOUNDATION
200 MCALLISTER STSAN FRANCISCOCA94102NONEPCeliminate barriers to breastfeeding faced by low-income and African-American mothers in the workplace and on campus by strengthening legal protections for nursing mothers, educating professionals and parents about lactation laws and providing legal support to advocates and organizations$375,000
UNIDOSUS
1126 16th STREET NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCsupport the Racial Equity Anchor Institutions in advancing racial equity and racial healing thru increase civic engagement in communities of color and the development and deployment of effective multiracial narratives$1,055,071
UNIDOSUS
1126 16th STREET NW STE 600WASHINGTONDC20036NONEPCenable the anchor organization to achieve its mission of improving opportunities for Hispanic Americans through applied research, policy analysis and advocacy by providing general operating support$3,600,000
UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS
TWO BRATTLE SQCAMBRIDGEMA02138NONEPCelevate community voices to inform national food and agriculture policy that supports equitable food systems and healthful food that is available to all$275,000
UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1615 H ST NWWASHINGTONDC200622000NONENCengage and educate the business community in the imperatives of the business case for racial equity and research the perception and awareness of racial equity as an economic growth proposition$428,745
UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL VIRGINIA
1010 MILLER PARK SQLYNCHBURGVA24501NONEPCsupport regional, rural early education systems alignment project and professional learning network$327,110
UNITED WAY OF THE BATTLE CREEK AND KALAMAZOO REGION
709 S WESTNEDGE AVEKALAMAZOOMI490075099NONEPCensure a robust safety net of critical support services and information/referral systems improve the well-being and stability of families, reduce racial and economic disparities and tear down barriers that inhibit the health, well-being and long-term success of Battle Creek's families and children$440,000
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CAMPECHE AUTONOMOUSE UNIVERSITY OF CAMPECHE
NONEPCimprove Mayan families' living conditions in Hopelchen, Campeche, by strengthening organizational capacities and social participation in discussions pertaining to agricultural development, beekeeping, health and intercultural-participation$100,793Y JUAN DE LA BARRERA COL BUENAVISTASAN FRANCISCO DE CAMPECHECMPMX24039
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE YUCATAN
NONEPCsupport the development of community projects where faculty members, students from diverse disciplines and community members from Mayan towns in Yucatan create practical solutions to address community needs and strengthen civic engagement$137,423CALLE 60 NUM 491-A x 57 CENTROMERIDAYUCMX97000
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO
NONEPCstrengthen management skills and knowledge of sustainable business development opportunities to enhance the economic security of rural families in the Yucatan Peninsula and Chiapas by expanding the content and access reach of a rural business education model course$266,530TORRE DE RECTORIA 11 PISOCIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA COYOACANDFMX04510
UNIVERSITE QUISQUEYA
NONEPCimprove educational outcomes for children and measure educational performance in the central area of Haiti by coordinating and strengthening a Model School Network, piloting an educational data management system and creation of a data management team and center at InnovEd$556,119HAUTE TURGEAU OUESTPORTAUPRINCEHA
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
2404 N UNIVERSITY AVELITTLE ROCKAR72207NONEPCincrease access to healthy, nutritious food for children and families and create jobs in Indian Country by leveraging model code policies to scale equitable food systems$250,000
UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY
4001 W MCNICHOLS RDDETROITMI48221NONEPCdevelop a network of early childhood education champions and ambassadors to promote equitable access to quality early learning experiences by educating and influencing process, program and systems change$500,000
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND FOUNDATION INC
3300 METZEROTT RDADELPHIMD20783NONEPCimprove kindergarten readiness of children by conducting a comprehensive evaluation of the impact of Washington, D.C.'s, Quality Improvement Network on infant, toddler and family outcomes$36,489
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
PO BOX 1848UNIVERSITYMS38677NONEPCincrease literacy outcomes for children in Mississippi by training pre-service early education faculty in Mississippi on the science of reading and reading instruction in order to ensure effective, evidence-based reading instructional models are used by our next generation of educators$165,000
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI MEDICAL CENTER
2500 N STATE STJACKSONMS392164505NONEPCimprove birth outcomes and ensure early breastfeeding for the most vulnerable newborns in intensive care units in Biloxi, Sunflower, and Jackson by structuring baby friendly neonatal intensive care unit practices$994,209
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
104 AIRPORT DR STE 2200 CB 1350CHAPEL HILLNC275991350NONEPCincrease the representation of women of color employed and serving as certified lactation consultants in vulnerable communities by establishing pipelines to employment that embed training programs into colleges and universities serving communities of color$403,295
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS AT DALLAS FOUNDATION
7300 UNIVERSITY HILLS BLVDDALLASTX75241NONEPCcreate a pipeline of highly trained, diverse, culturally competent and bilingual educators in the Dallas-Metro area through development of new marketing tools, community outreach efforts and local workshops$175,000
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
BOX 359472SEATTLEWA981959472NONEPCincrease maternal and children health care and the quality of health information in Yucatan, Mexico by evaluating community and hospital interventions and improving the classification of causes of death$580,330
URBAN LEAGUE OF LOUISIANA
4640 S CARROLLTON AVE STE 210NEW ORLEANSLA70119NONEPCimplement and execute the career pathways programs for unemployed and underemployed individuals by pairing skilled crafts, healthcare and technology with work supports to prepare for success in the workforce and lead to family economic security$100,000
US CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOUNDATION
1615 H ST NWWASHINGTONDC200622000NONEPCsupport multi-state engagement of local business chambers on the importance of, and options to engage in, early childhood program expansion and improvement$557,150
VALLEY COMMUNITY INTERPRETERS
PO BOX 12572ALBUQUERQUENM87195NONEPCimprove the economic security of lower income individuals in New Mexico through enhancing training and support for unemployed and underemployed bilingual persons to enter the interpreter profession and earn a high living wage in community interpretation$300,000
VIRGINIA EARLY CHILDHOOD FOUNDATION
1703 N PARHAM RD STE 110RICHMONDVA23229NONEPCimprove access to, and affordability and accountability of, quality early childhood in Virginia for low-income families by improving the capacity and coordination of state level early childhood systems and by transforming the early childhood workforce$420,682
VOCES
520 W MICHIGAN AVEBATTLE CREEKMI49037NONEPCenable Voces to achieve its mission of promoting an inclusive society by providing Latino/Hispanic families with opportunities and resources that lead to individual and community transformation by providing general operating support$200,000
WASHINGTON COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES INC
546 GAMARI RDGREENVILLEMS38701NONEPCincrease the quality of Head Start in our priority places by focusing on early language development of children in Early Head Start and improving the reading skills of children in Head Start programs$840,500
WAYNE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY
7310 WOODWARD AVE STE 800DETROITMI48202NONEPCcreate a sustainable resident leadership development program to educate/empower Detroit families in low-income areas to plan/advocate for children/family well-being, including early childhood education reform, employment equity and equitable community development, through a funders' collaborative$1,000,000
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
5057 WOODWARDDETROITMI48202NONEPCstrengthen and expand the Detroit Equity Action Lab leadership development training to equip Detroit community-based organizations' leaders with understanding, skills and a network of support to utilize a racial equity lens throughout the implementation of their organizational and community work$732,160
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
5057 WOODWARDDETROITMI48202NONEPCimprove health outcomes for low-income children, ages 5-8, with intellectual and developmental disabilities by offering adapted physical activity programming$57,495
WEST MICHIGAN CENTER FOR ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
614 FIRST ST NW STE 300GRAND RAPIDSMI49504NONEPCincrease employment opportunities for residents in Grand Rapids' neighborhoods of focus by providing training in high demand health care fields and disseminating information learned and material created to community partners$203,000
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
1903 W MICHIGAN AVEKALAMAZOOMI49008NONEPCsupport the advancement of student academic outcomes and success at Battle Creek Public Schools through an innovative pilot program aimed to improve math scores in the elementary grades$152,578
WILLIAM WINTER INSTITUTE FOR RACIAL RECONCILIATION
PO BOX 99JACKSONMS39205NONEPCstrengthen community efforts to transform systems through racial healing and equity strategies and make Mississippi more welcoming, stemming the "Brain-Drain" of younger generations who desire equitable and diverse communities with economic opportunities$800,000
WINGS FOR KIDS
476 MEETING ST STE ECHARLESTONSC29403NONEPCprovide intensive teacher and principal in-school professional development focused on adult skills and practices that create a school climate and culture where students' social-emotional learning can thrive$292,587
WISCONSIN COUNCIL ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES INC
555 W WASHINGTON AVE STE 200MADISONWI53703NONEPCexpand farm to early care and education in Wisconsin through education and partnerships, particularly in settings with large numbers of vulnerable children$150,000
WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
PO BOX 7841MADISONWI537077841NONEPCsupport state-regional-district partnership to improve teaching quality through professional development leveraging high-quality instructional materials in the state's 9 Equity Districts serving approximately 65% of WI's students of color and students living in poverty$227,920
WOMENS FOUNDATION OF MINNESOTA
105 FIFTH AVE S STE 300MINNEAPOLISMN554012549NONEPCprovide professional development opportunities for young women of color by building their capacity in the field of philanthropy through an internship program$19,960
WOODS FUND OF CHICAGO
35 E WACKER DR STE 1760CHICAGOIL60601NONEPFbuild strong trust-building and rigorous truth-telling for the proliferation of healing and dissemination of new narratives and develop cutting edge research on racial bias and inequality fueling transformation that drives the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework in Chicago-Cook County$319,492
WORKERS' DIGNITY PROJECT
335 WHITSETT RDNASHVILLETN37210NONEPCsupport the People's Alliance for Transportation, Housing, and Employment Coalition in education and outreach via the development of Community Development Agreements to promote quality job creation in transit center projects and increase access to transportation in underserved communities of color$54,958
WORKING WORLD INC
116 NASSAU ST STE 513NEW YORKNY10038NONEPCprovide support to businesses in communities of color transitioning to worker-owned companies that promotes job growth and wealth creation$400,000
WORKLIFE PARTNERSHIP
99 INCA STDENVERCO80223NONEPCincrease employment retention and stability for working families through replication of a sustainable employer investment and cross-sector partnership model in select cities across the nation$193,268
WORLD TRUST EDUCATIONAL SERVICES INC
2000 FRANKLIN ST 3RD FLOAKLANDCA94612NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission of acting as a catalyst for racial equity through the production of documentary films and through dialogue, workshops, learning modules and events based on those films, by providing general operating support$100,000
XAVIER UNIVERSTIY OF LOUISIANA
1 DREXEL DR BOX 66NEW ORLEANSLA70125NONEPCimprove child-well being, build leaders and advance community engagement and racial equity by establishing a policy and research institute focused on building stronger connections between community, policy and practice in education, health, and other issue areas$440,000
YALE UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 208327NEW HAVENCT065208327NONEPCpromote whole child development and increase equitable outcomes by implementing a place-based systems change model that includes families, city government, teaching preparation programs, social work interns and the Comer School Development Program$361,928
YOUNG AUDIENCES OF LOUISIANA INC
3900 GENERAL TAYLOR ST 201NEW ORLEANSLA70125NONEPCimprove school readiness rates by providing arts integrated instruction in early childhood programs including training and placements of artist-in-residence, teacher training in arts integration and parent empowerment workshops$118,439
YOUNG WOMEN UNITED
309 GOLD AVE SWALBUQUERQUENM87102NONEPCenable the organization to achieve its mission to lead policy change, research, place-based community organizing, and culture shift by and for women and people of color by providing general operating support$100,000
YOUTHFORCE NOLA
625 CELESTE ST BOX 108NEW ORLEANSLA70130NONEPCincrease career pathway employment opportunities for graduating high school seniors through ensuring they have the training, skills, supports and credentials needed by strengthening the ecosystem and capacity of training providers and deepening employer engagement towards hiring$302,549
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AMERICA VOTES
1a(1)$60,000GRANT TO FUND EXEMPT ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS
AMERICAN INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF NEW MEXICO
1a(1)$140,833GRANT TO FUND EXEMPT ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS
COUNCIL OF DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCIES
1a(1)$99,912GRANT TO FUND EXEMPT ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS
FARMERS EDUC AND COOPERATIVE UNION OF AMERICA
1a(1)$175,000GRANT TO FUND EXEMPT ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS
HOPE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
1a(1)$1,500,000PRI TO FUND EXEMPT ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
1a(1)$585,000GRANT TO FUND EXEMPT ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS
NEW MEXICO CAREGIVERS IN ACTION
1a(1)$75,000GRANT TO FUND EXEMPT ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS
NEW MEXICO CAREGIVERS IN ACTION
1a(1)$84,999GRANT TO FUND EXEMPT ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS
UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1a(1)$574,255GRANT TO FUND EXEMPT ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS
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WK KELLOGG FOUNDATION TRUST
1ONE MICHIGAN AVE EASTBATTLE CREEKMI49017$341,000,000Yes (X)
WK KELLOGG ANNUITY TRUST
2111 WEST MONROE STREETCHICAGOIL60606$329,277Yes (X)

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MACRO CONTENT FUND I LLC - NARRATIVE CHANGE FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN, LATINO AND MULTICULTURAL CONSUMERS (SEE STATEMENT)$1,308,131
DETROIT DEVELOPMENT FUND - ENTREPRENEURS OF COLOR FUND (SEE STATEMENT)$500,000

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America Votes
1155 Connecticut Ave NW Ste 600WashingtonDC200362016-04-25$330,000identify the most important issues facing vulnerable families and the narrative messages that will help engage them in solutions by developing message frameworks and targeted engagement plans based on cutting edge research that combine an academic style literature review, polling and focus groups$330,000011/05/182019-04-10To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
American Indian Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico
2401 12th St NW Ste 5 SouthAlbuquerqueNM871042019-05-21$400,000increase the economic well-being of lower income Native American parents in New Mexico through economic and workforce development, job creation and support to new and existing entrepreneurs$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Amtel Chiapas SC
2017-08-03$309,506promote food security with Aldama and Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico, families by implementing a comprehensive intervention model for sustainable production of vegetables and animal protein, and by weaving nutrition, health prevention and access to water as foundations towards well-being$288,053002/26/192019-03-10To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Calle Bugambilias No 11 AFraccionamiento BismarkSan Cristobal de las CasasCHPMX29267
Avivar Capital LLC
6464 Sunset Blvd Ste 1180Los AngelesCA900282017-03-10$337,416increase access to healthy, affordable food for Michigan children and families with limited access; ensure equitable access to food, jobs, ownership & flexible investment capital; and drive economic development.$337,416003/19/19, 03/15/192019-08-12To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Baoba - Fundo para Equidade Racial
2013-07-22$2,804,241propel the Baoba Fund to self-sustainability by consolidating the Fund's institutional and operational planning and increasing staff performance and achievements$2,804,241004/08/19, 03/18/192019-04-09To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Rua Marques de Itu 95Boa VistaSao PauloBR01223001
Birthmark Doula Collective LLC
PO Box 791854New OrleansLA701792019-02-22$50,000expand community breastfeeding support for African American and Latina women in New Orleans by building a trained network of perinatal health-focused community health workers and an integrated community support system$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Brandon Roberts and Associates LLC
4818 Drummond AveChevy ChaseMD208152016-06-21$675,000increase the capacity of nonprofits in Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky and North Carolina to strengthen state policies in two-generation, job quality and family supports$488,165001/23/192019-02-07The foundation has conducted a review of the grant expenditures and found them to be consistent with grantee's reports and the terms of the grant.
Build Health International
100 Cummings Ctr Ste 120BBeverlyMA019152016-07-20$1,463,548increase access to cultural, community, health care and educational facilities and quality housing for children and families in Fond des Blancs, Haiti, through a community participatory planning process, establishment of a community planning office and a community development action plan$1,368,8580To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Burrell Communications Group LLC
233 N Michigan Ave Ste 2900ChicagoIL606012018-03-09$786,222strengthen efforts to increase enrollment and teacher retention at Battle Creek Public Schools and enhance the public's understanding of the positive transformation taking place in the district by providing marketing communications and promotion of the district's Believe in the Change campaign$786,222002/19/192019-10-18The foundation has conducted a review of the grant expenditures and found the majority of expenditures to be consistent with grantee's reports and the terms of the grant. Expenses totaling $464 were disallowed and corrective measures have been taken.
Career Wise (Proprietary) Limited
2013-12-12$5,784,326develop a scholarship program in pediatric nursing, social work and medicine; early childhood education; and rural development for disadvantaged students in Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, South Africa and Zimbabwe$4,828,434002/07/19, 01/25/192019-02-07To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.25 Owl St 14th FlMilparkJohannesburgGTSF2017
Caribbean Harvest Foundation
2016-07-19$362,868create income-generating opportunities for vulnerable families in Boukan Kare, Haiti, through production and selling of tilapia that include farming, training in fish cage construction, cage cleaning, stocking, feeding, monitoring and harvesting$345,835011/15/182019-09-03To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.2 Impasse DessourcesRue Cogemar ProlongeePetion VilleHA
Cascade Engineering
3400 Innovation Ct SEGrand RapidsMI495122019-08-08$4,000provide funds to support a charitable event, the Young Professionals of Color Conference$2,0000To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Cascade Engineering
3400 Innovation Ct SEGrand RapidsMI495122018-08-06$2,000provide funds to support a charitable event, the Young Professionals of Color Conference$2,000002/14/192019-03-04To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Centro de Investigacion y Servicios Profesionales AC
2017-03-01$338,887increase sustainable access to resources and food in communities of Mitontic, Chiapas, Mexico, by providing them with skills and infrastructure to secure an adequate food production, water harvesting and forest preservation$289,735008/13/19, 01/16/192019-11-26To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.CLL Comaleras No 15 PrivadaOrquideas Int 1 Barrio San DiegoSan Cristobal de las CasasCHPMX29270
Centro Globalcad 30 SL
2018-08-06$104,640improve the health and wellbeing of families in the Highlands of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, by supporting strategic alliances to enhance and amplify the impact of organizations through a tailored capacity building program$37,224003/11/19, 02/14/192019-04-15To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Carrer Puigmarti 52BarcelonaSP08012
Collective Action Strategies LLC
3006 Hyder Ave SEAlbuquerqueNM871062016-05-09$630,000improve the economic well-being of low-income families and their children by incentivizing and supporting New Mexico businesses to adopt family-friendly policies and procedures and providing research and analysis support for public family-friendly policy efforts$630,000003/28/192019-06-04To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Con Alma Health Foundation
144 Park AveSanta FeNM875012017-08-02$200,000strengthen the health care safety net for children and families by identifying the most impactful next steps from the report, Achieving Equity in Health for Children and Families in New Mexico through the Affordable Care Act, and increasing the capacity of stakeholders around health reform$106,790002/12/192019-03-29To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Consejo Regional Indigena y Popular de Xpujil SC
2019-07-18$179,877support alternative sources of family income in Calakmul, Campeche, Mexico, by supporting strategies aimed to increase production of four crops through fertility, biological conservation techniques and improving soil with organic fertilizers$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.CLL 2 S/N entre Balamku yPuerto Escondido Colonia BellavistaXpujil CalakmulCAMMX24640
Consultorias Integrales para el Desarrollo Rural Sustentable SC
2018-08-16$273,851improve families' health in Sitala, Chiapas, Mexico, by building local capacity towards community planning around health and nutrition priorities; support emergent leadership of local youth, men and women to direct the change they want to see in their communities in benefit of children$23,124001/28/19, 01/20/192019-03-12To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Segunda Avenida Sur 1055 Depto 2Col CentroTuxtla GutierrezCHPMX29000
Council of Development Finance Agencies
100 E Broad St Ste 1200ColumbusOH432152017-11-28$199,824increase opportunities to leverage existing capital financing streams to scale equitable food systems in low-income communities in order to create new jobs and increase access to healthy food for children and families$91,352002/21/192019-03-18To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Data Four SA de CV
2018-04-30$281,070enhance capacity of non-profit organizations and allies to measure their impact on education, health and family economic security by creating a free on-line tool to create data visualizations from primary and secondary information sources$60,745003/11/19, 02/14/192019-03-20To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.ALVARO OBREGON 168 PISO 2MEXICODFMX06700
de Beaumont Foundation Inc
7501 Wisconsin Ave Ste 1310EBethesdaMD208142019-03-27$1,050,000create sustainable infant mortality reductions and increased breastfeeding durations by building systems to address upstream social determinants affecting the context of mother and infant health$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
de Beaumont Foundation Inc
7501 Wisconsin Ave Ste 1310EBethesdaMD208142017-02-23$1,000,000remediate upstream factors that negatively influence health and breastfeeding rates in vulnerable communities by developing community-based organization/hospital/state health department collaboratives and national communities-of-practice to address social contexts of health and impact policy$797,144002/15/19, 02/12/192019-04-22The foundation has conducted a review of the grant expenditures and found them to be consistent with grantee's reports and the terms of the grant.
Detroit Branch NAACP
8220 Second AveDetroitMI482022019-05-06$50,000provide funds to support the 29th Annual Art & Essay contest as part of the Detroit Branch NAACP Annual Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner$50,0000To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Diseno y Capacitacion para el Desarrollo y las Microfinanzas SC
2017-05-04$696,313advance family well-being in San Juan Cancuc and Sitala, Chiapas, Mexico, by promoting healthy food production and consumption, water harvesting systems and management strategies, ecotechnologies to reduce unwanted health and environmental impacts and community organizing for strategic development$418,047001/09/192019-02-04To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Av Sabino No 190-AColonia Albania BajaTuxtla GutierrezCHPMX29010
District Motherhued LLC
PO Box 71056WashingtonDC200242019-05-07$20,000provide funds to sponsor a charitable event, the Momference$20,0000To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Editorial Animal S de R L de C V
2017-10-02$213,751raise awareness about the negative effects of racial and structural inequality through investigative journalism reporting and other original content production to be published in a special section dedicated to the subject of inequality in the news website Animal Politico$213,751005/09/19, 03/22/192019-06-26To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Avenida Paseo de la ReformaNo exterior 404 y No interior 602Ciudad de MexicoMX06600
EducationCounsel LLC
101 Constitution Ave NW Ste 900WashingtonDC200012018-04-11$500,000improve school readiness and third grade success by helping districts and states leverage opportunities within the Every Student Succeeds Act and develop long-term action plans through technical assistance and the creation of peer learning groups to ensure equitable implementation and best practices$96,264001/16/192019-02-25To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
EDUCE Sociedad Cooperativa de RL
2016-05-24$212,828strengthen capacities of families in Yucatan Peninsula to improve their income through the production and sale of honey under agroecological management, and promote actions aimed at the conservation of the Mayan jungle and reduced deforestation$158,297002/20/19, 02/19/192019-03-05To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Calle 53c 410 x 58 y 60Fracc Francisco de MontejoMerida YucatanMX97203
Everytable
230 W Ave 26Los AngelesCA900312018-10-09$1,500,000support affordable, healthy food access for low-income communities through pilot projects designed to engage families, students and entrepreneurs$1,500,000006/30/19, 03/31/19, 12/31/182019-03-29To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Farmers Educational & Cooperative Union of America
PO Box 1883AmesIA500102019-01-22$325,000connect early child care and education providers to both local and regional food systems in order to increase early child care access to healthy foods, enhance quality of the learning environment and create new markets for small scale farmers and local businesses$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Fenton Communications
630 9th Ave Ste 910New YorkNY100362018-01-30$1,650,000promote narrative change and shift perceptions in the Battle Creek community regarding racial equity and opportunities for vulnerable children and families, especially of Battle Creek Public Schools, by providing strategic and tactical communications support$1,650,000002/05/192019-02-07The foundation has conducted a review of the grant expenditures and found the majority of expenditures to be consistent with grantee's reports and the terms of the grant. Expenses totaling $3,841 were disallowed and corrective measures have been taken.
Fenton Communications
630 9th Ave Ste 910New YorkNY100362017-09-28$300,000support organizations serving immigrant populations in W.K. Kellogg Foundation priority places in their outreach and engagement with their communities$298,600011/28/182019-02-16To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Fenton Communications
630 9th Ave Ste 910New YorkNY100362017-11-29$250,000provide strategic communication technical assistance to organizations working on education reform efforts in New Mexico$250,000004/18/19, 03/29/192019-07-15To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
FIDEAC SC
2017-07-05$46,707contribute to enhance quality of children's education in Mayan communities in Yucatan by supporting a training program for primary schools' teachers that strength pedagogic criteria, and improve learning strategies needed for their academic work and aimed to improve children's learning$46,707004/15/19, 04/04/19, 04/01/192019-05-10To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Heroes del 47 No 86 Col ChurubuscoDelegacion CoyoacanCiudad de MexicoMX04120
Fondasyon Kole Zepol
2016-12-22$871,123provide very poor families in the central area of Haiti with a pathway out of poverty and enhance understanding of the long-term impact of the program on children through a comprehensive family support package and an assessment of the Chemen Lavi Miyo/Pathway to a Better Life program$871,060003/01/19, 02/27/192019-04-01The foundation is currently reviewing grantee's expenditures under the grant to ensure compliance with the terms.119 Avenue ChristophePortauPrinceHA
Fondasyon Kole Zepol
2016-07-12$1,457,779increase family economic security, create permanent jobs and quality self-employment in the Haitian handicraft sector in the Central Area of Haiti by providing artisans with financial services, business skills training; technical assistance and connections to domestic and international markets$1,457,779005/17/19, 02/28/192019-10-11The foundation is currently reviewing grantee's expenditures under the grant to ensure compliance with the terms.119 Avenue ChristophePortauPrinceHA
Fondasyon Kole Zepol
2017-11-06$100,000decrease family vulnerability resulting from political crisis, economic instability and natural disaster in Aken and Okay, Haiti, through reflection circles, peer-to-peer learning using storytelling, dialogues and exercises to illustrate life skills and basic business concepts$100,000008/06/19, 03/27/19, 03/01/192019-10-02To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.119 Avenue ChristophePortauPrinceHA
Frontline Solutions International LLC
1032 15th St NW Ste 303WashingtonDC200052018-04-09$350,000breakdown cycles of debt and financial insecurity for low-income communities by supporting the development of municipal finance-focused racial equity tools and products$175,000001/31/192019-03-04To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Gray Bayne Film and Media LLC
1771 N Vermont Ave 306Los AngelesCA900272018-04-05$193,273increase rates of breastfeeding among African American women and decrease racial and ethnic disparities in breastfeeding by developing and disseminating a feature film designed to accelerate a culture shift around breastfeeding in African American communities nationally$11,978002/12/192019-03-24To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Greater New Orleans Funders Network
4411 Canal StNew OrleansLA701192019-05-22$137,500leverage philanthropic investments in the Greater New Orleans Region that promote racial equity, education, health and employment equity by supporting an evaluation of all the action tables' previous work and creating a new health equity action table$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Gret - Groupe de Recherche et D'echanges Technologiques
2017-11-08$730,449create income generation opportunities and improve livelihood of children and families in St. Louis du Sud, in the Southwest Corridor of Haiti, by repairing an irrigation canal, provide training, distributing seeds and tools to smallholder farmers and repairing a community drinking water system$218,552005/12/19, 03/21/192019-07-31To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Campus du Jardin Tropical45 bis Avenue de la Belle GabrielleNogent sur Marne cedex94FR94736
GWJ Company LLC
100 Riverfront Drive Suite 2610DetroitMI482262018-06-22$600,000improve the economic vitality of Battle Creek, Michigan, by developing and executing a downtown development strategy$600,000007/15/19, 07/02/19, 05/15/19, 02/15/19, 11/30/18, 11/14/182019-07-29The foundation has conducted a review of the grant expenditures and found the majority of expenditures to be consistent with grantee's reports and the terms of the grant. Expenses totaling $81,001 were disallowed and corrective measures have been taken.
H-CAP Inc
PO Box 755New YorkNY101082015-05-26$850,000develop and test an employer-embedded workforce development model that is aimed at advancing low-income working parents into higher-wage, middle-skill jobs$850,000010/10/18, 09/28/182019-01-07To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Hope Federal Credit Union
4 Old River PlJacksonMS392022019-08-14$1,500,000increase access to capital for small businesses and low-income consumers, job creation, home ownership and economic development through a program related investment$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Hope Federal Credit Union
4 Old River PlJacksonMS392022017-06-19$1,000,000deploy community facility capital in struggling communities to create high quality jobs, serve low-income residents and have deep impacts in minority communities$510,789003/11/19, 03/07/19, 03/01/192019-03-20The foundation has conducted a review of the grant expenditures and found the majority of expenditures to be consistent with grantee's reports and the terms of the grant. Expenses totaling $62,629 were disallowed and corrective measures have been taken.
Infinitum Humanitarian Systems Inc
220 2nd Ave SSeattleWA981042018-09-04$248,473improve access to clean and drinkable water for families in Calakmul, Campeche in Mexico by implementing three water purification systems$58,171002/21/19, 02/14/192019-03-05To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Investigacion en Salud y Demografia SC
2019-07-18$225,317advance social transformation in Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula, by strengthening and improving nonprofit organizations' capacity to plan, implement and evaluate their work, to improve their work and elevate their impact$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Malaga 88Colonia Insurgentes MixcoacCiudad de MexicoMX03920
Issue Media Group
5090 State St Ste D-104SaginawMI486032017-02-01$300,000elevate people and organizations working to improve conditions for vulnerable children and families in Michigan$300,000002/01/192019-03-13To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Kalamazoo Chapter of the Links Inc
PO Box 19905KalamazooMI490092018-03-23$10,000enable young women to develop leadership skills and become social change agents within their communities by providing training and educational opportunities through the Young Women for Change program$10,000008/05/19, 04/05/192019-08-21To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Kellogg Fellows Leadership Alliance Inc
1633 Fillmore St 112DenverCO802062017-05-05$2,798,400strengthen optimal child development by engaging alumni of the foundation's fellowship programs to collaborate and advocate on key policies, practices and programs$1,441,252004/01/19, 02/22/19, 11/18/182019-03-15The foundation has conducted a review of the grant expenditures and found them to be consistent with grantee's reports and the terms of the grant.
Macro Content Fund I LLC
6255 W Sunset Blvd 1060Los AngelesCA900282017-07-14$5,000,000support efforts to advance truth, racial healing and transformation by increasing opportunities for narrative change and shifting the balance of racial and gender equity and diversity in traditional media through a program-related investment$4,950,532006/30/19, 03/31/19, 12/31/18, 09/30/182019-04-01To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Mathematica Policy Research Inc
PO Box 2393PrincetonNJ0854323932018-07-16$1,207,774strengthen efforts to provide high-quality, culturally responsive child care to children in southwest Detroit by supporting community partners, families and informal caregivers$105,678002/19/192019-03-06To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Mocha Manual Company
48 Longshore StBay ShoreNY117062018-03-23$125,000increase public, private, professional, community and media support for maternal and child health in African American communities by providing technical assistance and by creating various communication tools for this network of organizations$84,000012/27/182019-03-18To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Mosaic Group Inc
48 Gramercy Park NNew YorkNY100102017-11-29$646,080increase national understanding of the inequities in the criminal justice system and the long-term impacts of incarceration on individuals, their children and their families through documentary storytelling and community engagement efforts in New Orleans$646,080003/29/192019-11-08The foundation is currently reviewing grantee's expenditures under the grant to ensure compliance with the terms.
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
172 W Van Buren StBattle CreekMI490372014-06-21$25,000advance the economic, education, social and political status of African American youth and other racial and ethnic minorities in the Battle Creek/Calhoun County, Mich. area by supporting youth programs$25,000003/26/19, 03/25/192019-04-01To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
National Education Association
1201 16th St NW 8th FlWashingtonDC200362017-11-09$1,500,000increase equitable outcomes in schools, districts and states by training leaders and teachers to address implicit bias, cultural gaps and institutional inequities$1,157,350010/22/182018-11-14To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
New Mexico Caregivers in Action
10 Placitas Trails RdPlacitasNM870432016-12-20$254,997improve the economic stability of vulnerable families in New Mexico by educating, defending and supporting frontline healthcare workers through resources, referrals and legal action$169,998002/28/19, 01/28/192019-03-26To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
New Mexico Caregivers in Action
10 Placitas Trails RdPlacitasNM870432018-07-03$150,000increase the economic security of lower income parents and individuals in New Mexico through recruitment, training and support leading to employment or member ownership in the health care industry and support for the New Mexico Caregivers Cooperative$43,752002/18/19, 01/11/192019-03-03To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Nusenda Federal Credit Union
PO Box 8530AlbuquerqueNM871982016-07-26$500,000improve economic security of vulnerable children and their families in New Mexico to increase access to affordable capital of low income entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs of color and immigrant families through developing and scaling innovative capital products by providing a program related investment$500,000006/30/19, 03/31/19, 12/31/18, 09/30/182019-07-25To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Patronato Pro Educacion Mexicano AC
2016-05-25$553,980promote community development in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, by implementing an educational program that provides students, participants and the learning community the opportunity to promote well-being from their own experience and context$328,052006/12/192019-07-31To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Cerrada de San Jeronimo No 44Col San Jeronimo LidiceMexico DFMX10200
Policy Equity Group LLC
142 11th St SEWashingtonDC200032016-07-12$1,450,000promote child health and nutrition by developing a national learning community and providing technical assistance to organizations that have developed innovative farm-to-early childhood models across the country$966,424001/31/192019-02-27To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Policy Equity Group LLC
142 11th St SEWashingtonDC200032017-01-26$450,000strengthen early childhood program quality and stronger child outcomes in Michigan by supporting the implementation of new federal and state regulatory requirements$219,510002/01/192019-03-15To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Power Coalition for Equity and Justice
2022 St Bernard Ave Ste 310New OrleansLA701162019-08-13$100,000support local residents' leadership capacity to self-organize and advocate on key issues in New Orleans and throughout Louisiana by providing education and data to citizens$15,0000To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Promotores del Autodesarrollo Sustentable de Chiapas SC de RL de CV
2019-07-25$172,645improve families' income generation alternatives in Aldama, Chiapas, Mexico, by building and advancing their skills to diversify crops through integrated systems, sustainable production practices and access to local short trade chains that can complement their economy$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Cerrada Jovel 3-IColonia FSTSE 200San Cristobal de Las CasasCHPMX29247
Promotores del Autodesarrollo Sustentable de Chiapas SC de RL de CV
2017-11-29$80,000improve family economic opportunities in Aldama, Chiapas, Mexico, through capacity building of productive systems, including maize, coffee, beekeeping and edible mushrooms, that can complement and increase income sources for a more comprehensive development strategy$80,000010/31/182019-03-11To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Cerrada Jovel 3-IColonia FSTSE 200San Cristobal de Las CasasCHPMX29247
Racial Justice NOW
PO Box 60261DaytonOH454062016-11-28$40,000transform school climate and broader racial justice issues by ensuring that racial justice and school discipline leaders engage in self-care and healing practices towards the building of long-term capacity for organizing$39,97302019-02-21To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Refill Cafe LLC
136 S Adams StJacksonMS392032019-02-11$150,000support living-wage, job attainment with career mobility, promote healthy food access and develop community resiliency within West Jackson, Mississippi, through the development of a workforce training cafe$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Rio Grande Valley Multibank Corporation
901 E Levee StBrownsvilleTX785202017-08-22$1,000,000provide alternatives to predatory lending by investing loan capital to enable new Community Loan Centers to expand to new markets through a program-related investment$1,000,000006/30/19, 05/29/19, 12/31/18, 09/30/182019-04-25To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
SecondMuse
PO Box 582BernalillioNM870042018-10-31$3,395,700increase entrepreneurship in Battle Creek, with a focus on woman and minority owned businesses, by providing early stage entrepreneurial support$227,370002/14/192019-03-12To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Social Capital Markets LLC
6 Mercer St Ste 24PrincetonNJ085402018-09-24$375,000build skills and develop actionable strategies within the impact investing and private sector business fields by imbedding a racial equity track at a premiere, cross-sector, mission investing forum as well as on-going, year-round message and tool distribution$375,000002/14/192019-03-07To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Systems Thinking Group
150 Gamma DrPittsburghPA152382017-06-15$459,792increase student achievement, pre-K through third grade, and build leadership capacity to guide school improvement that meets the needs of all students by engaging students, teachers and school/district/community leaders in using system thinking strategies$300,245001/28/192019-02-20To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Three Sisters Kitchen
109 Gold Ave SWAlbuquerqueNM871022019-04-17$150,000increase access to healthy, locally-grown food to vulnerable children and families by expanding food access programs, developing food enterprise trainings and programs, and promoting equitable systems change in the local food economy$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Truelements LLC
15 Nixon AveStaten IslandNY103042017-06-05$179,500create and distribute new narratives through music that will complement, amplify and broaden the stories of the America Divided series, an eight-part documentary series that explored narratives around inequality in education, housing, healthcare, labor, criminal justice and the political system$179,500003/12/19, 02/26/192019-03-15To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
TrueSchool Studio LLC
612 Andrew Higgins Blvd Ste 3003New OrleansLA701302017-07-27$400,000improve pre-K through third grade student literacy achievement by supporting teachers' and school leaders' use of design-thinking methodology to create, implement, test and scale effective pre-K through third grade literacy instructional practices at the school level$400,000007/19/19, 02/15/192019-08-15To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Union de Credito Estatal de Productores de Cafe de Oaxaca SA de CV
2012-08-12$1,000,000strengthen family economic security in the poorest municipalities of Chiapas, Quintana Roo and Campeche that children require to thrive by creating new jobs for low-income farmers through a program-related investment$1,000,000007/24/19, 05/29/19, 05/15/19, 03/29/19, 09/24/182019-01-15To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.Street Sabinos Num 400 Int 2Col ReformaOaxaca de JuarezOAXMX68050
United States Chamber of Commerce
1615 H St NWWashingtonDC2006220002019-05-15$1,000,000engage and educate the business community in the imperatives of the business case for racial equity and research the perception and awareness of racial equity as an economic growth proposition$00To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Urban Advisors LLC
2320 W Morehead StCharlotteNC282082018-01-11$250,000strengthen efforts to address prejudice and discrimination of underserved and disadvantaged entrepreneurs of color and enhance their ability to access capital by providing technical assistance$250,000002/05/19, 02/01/192019-02-25To the knowledge of the foundation and based on information in the grantee's reports, the grantee has complied with all requirements established as a condition of the Foundation's commitment. According to Regulation 53.4945-5C(1), the WK Kellogg Foundation need not conduct any independent verification unless it has reason to doubt the accuracy or reliability of such reports.
Woods Fund of Chicago
35 E Wacker Dr Ste 1760ChicagoIL606012017-06-15$1,500,000build strong trust-building and rigorous truth-telling for the proliferation of healing and dissemination of new narratives and develop cutting edge research on racial bias and inequality fueling transformation that drives the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework in Chicago-Cook County$620,678003/08/19, 02/13/192019-03-15The foundation is currently reviewing grantee's expenditures under the grant to ensure compliance with the terms.
WST ENTERPRISES INC DBA LITTLE ONES LEARNING CENTER
993 Forest AveForest ParkGA302972017-08-30$300,000implement a statewide initiative to increase the quality of early learning environments, including local procurement of healthy foods in quality standards$300,000002/20/192019-03-08The foundation is currently reviewing grantee's expenditures under the grant to ensure compliance with the terms.

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Gross Sales Price$140,788,841GrossSalesPriceAmt
Basis$130,214,973BasisAmt
Total Net$10,573,868TotalNetAmt

General Explanation Attachment GeneralExplanationAttachment

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IdentifierIdentifierTxtForm And Line ReferenceFormAndLineReferenceDescMedium ExplanationMediumExplanationTxt
DISTRIBUTION TO A DONOR ADVISED FUNDForm 990-PF, Part VII, Section A Line12THE W.K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION MADE GRANTS DURING THE TAX YEAR TO VARIOUS DONOR ADVISED FUNDS (DAFS) AT COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS, COLLECTIVELY AMOUNTING TO LESS THAN 1% OF THE FOUNDATION'S TOTAL GRANTS PAID DURING THE YEAR. THESE GRANTS ALLOWED FOUNDATION TRUSTEES TO GAIN ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE IN GRANT-MAKING, AS WELL AS LENDING THEIR EXPERTISE TO COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS, BY RECOMMENDING PUBLIC CHARITIES TO RECEIVE THE DAFS DISTRIBUTIONS. ALL OF THE DAFS ARE COMMITTED FOR PURPOSES DESCRIBED IN SECTION 170(C)(2)(B) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND ARE CONTROLLED BY THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS THAT MAINTAIN THE DAFS. AS SUCH, THESE GRANTS TO THE DAFS ARE TREATED AS QUALIFYING DISTRIBUTIONS BY THE FOUNDATION.
Total expenses and disbursementsForm 990-PF, Part I, Line 26THE W.K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION ("FOUNDATION") IS THE SOLE BENEFICIARY OF THE W.K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION TRUST ("TRUST"). AS A RESULT, DISBURSEMENTS ON THIS FORM 990-PF REFLECT DISTRIBUTIONS MADE FROM THE FOUNDATION'S OWN ASSETS AS WELL AS THE REDISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS RECEIVED FROM THE TRUST. THE NET ASSETS REFLECTED ON THE BALANCE SHEET IN PART II OF THE FORM 990-PF ARE THOSE OF THE FOUNDATION ONLY.
QUALIFICATION UNDER SEC. 4940(E) FOR REDUCED TAX ON NET INVESTMENT INCOMEForm 990-PF, Part VI, Line1TAX YEAR 2017: $426,141,815 PART XII, LINE 6 (404,984,637) PART XIII LINE 4C $21,157,178 SEE NOTE* TAX YEAR 2016: $432,567,167 PART XII, LINE 6 (411,465,510) PART XIII LINE 4C $21,101,657 SEE NOTE* TAX YEAR 2015: $397,982,572 PART XII, LINE 6 (388,479,439) PART XIII LINE 4C $9,503,133 SEE NOTE* TAX YEAR 2014: $379,680,402 PART XII, LINE 6 (355,934,030) PART XIII LINE 4C $23,746,372 SEE NOTE* TAX YEAR 2013: $376,500,492 PART XII, LINE 6 (353,436,899) PART XIII LINE 4C $23,063,593 SEE NOTE* *NOTE: AMOUNTS RECEIVED FROM W.K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION TRUST, TREATED AS DISTRIBUTIONS OUT OF CORPUS TO SATISFY REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED BY TREASURY REGULATION SECTION 53.4942(A)-3(C).
SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIESForm 990-PF, Part IX-ALINE 1: Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation (TRHT) / National Day of Racial Healing (NDORH) - The WKKF-led TRHT enterprise is a comprehensive, national and community-based process to plan for and bring about transformational and sustainable change, and to address the historic and contemporary effects of racism. TRHT seeks to unearth and jettison the deeply held, and often unconscious, beliefs created by racism - the main one being the belief in a "hierarchy of human value." The National Day of Racial Healing (NDORH) is a part of WKKF's TRHT effort. The day was established in 2017 by more than 550 US leaders who wanted to set aside a day to take action together and: 1) Find ways to reinforce and honor our common humanity and create space to celebrate the distinct differences that make our communities vibrant; 2) Acknowledge that there are still deep racial divisions in America that must be overcome and healed; and 3) Commit to engaging people from all racial, ethnic, religious and identity groups in genuine efforts to increase understanding, communication, caring and respect for one another. LINE 2: SOLIDARITY COUNCIL ON RACIAL EQUITY (SCoRE) - WKKF has an enduring commitment to racial equity, and we know that for children to thrive, their communities need to be equitable places of opportunity. Yet, we live in a world that continues to favor some human beings over others; one that advances opportunities for a few at the expense of too many. At this moment, although many hunger for unity, no one voice has the power or reach to draw people together around equity. The inaugural Solidarity Council on Racial Equity (SCoRE) has been formed in response - to inspire more people to actively pursue equity. SCoRE members are recognized global change leaders in advocacy, the arts, business, education and media. Each stands at the forefront of equity in the public arena. Each is celebrated in his or her professional sphere. Each brings a stirring voice to conversations in the public arena, one that resonates with the Foundation's values and commitment to racial equity. As part of the SCoRE, these powerful voices are joining together to reach beyond familiar circles. In partnership with WKKF, they are contributing insight and creative energy to advance racial equity and create a platform for collective action. At the inaugural gathering, SCoRE members came together and showcased the breadth of members' experiences and commitment to racial equity. In the course of discussion, members shared views of solidarity and identified strong themes for shared work going forward - including wider, steady outreach to draw more people into positive action around racial equity, and a desire for continue focus on racial healing and narrative change. LINE 3: #OPENCHANGE (FORMERLY ALIGNED ACTION) - Building out a framework for collaboration around knowledge, data, and learning is complex and may best be done in collaboration with select other funders and technology companies. We are in the early days of coalition building around a possible collaborative effort. We are exploring what might be possible if a group of funders and technology companies came together on behalf of changemakers, and worked to encourage the creation of a more-connected digital ecosystem to support their work. Representatives from our exploration partners form what we refer to as our Aligned Action Core Team. Thus far, the primary focus of the Core Team has been on Information, Systems and Technology ("IST") leaders from peer foundations. As IST leaders acknowledge that a collaborative approach is feasible and has distinct benefits, they are encouraged to engage Programmatic colleagues and bring them into the discussion. LINE 4: BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS INITIATIVE - This initiative will span five years and attempts to improve student achievement. As a first chapter in this five-year endeavor, this initiative will improve the district and community. This will increase collaboration with the district and community leaders as well as students and parents.
SUMMARY OF PROGRAM-RELATED INVESTMENTSForm 990-PF, Part IX-BLINE 1: CITY OF BATTLE CREEK - HERITAGE TOWER REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT ($7,220,963): SUPPORT COLLABORATIVE REVITALIZATION EFFORTS TO CREATE QUALITY EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES BY REDEVELOPING DOWNTOWN BATTLE CREEK'S HISTORIC HERITAGE TOWER LINE 2: NORTHERN GREAT LAKES INITIATIVE - BATTLE CREEK SMALL BUSINESS LOAN FUND ($2,000,000): IMPROVE ECONOMIC SECURITY AND DRIVE JOB CREATION IN THE CITY OF BATTLE CREEK BY INCREASING ACCESS TO CAPITAL FOR SMALL BUSINESSES AND ENTREPRENEURS OF COLOR LINE 3: EVERYTABLE - EXPANDING HEALTHY FOOD ACCESS, TRAINING, AND EDUCATION ($1,500,000): SUPPORT AFFORDABLE, HEALTHY FOOD ACCESS FOR LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES THROUGH PILOT PROJECTS DESIGNED TO ENGAGE FAMILIES, STUDENTS, AND ENTREPRENEURS HOPE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION - ADVANCING EQUITY IN ECONOMIC MOBILITY AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT ($1,500,000): INCREASE ACCESS TO CAPITAL FOR SMALL BUSINESSES AND LOW-INCOME CONSUMERS, JOB CREATION, HOME OWNERSHIP AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MACRO CONTENT FUND I LLC - NARRATIVE CHANGE FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN, LATINO AND MULTICULTURAL CONSUMERS ($1,308,131): SUPPORT EFFORTS TO ADVANCE TRUTH, RACIAL HEALING AND TRANSFORMATION BY INCREASING OPPORTUNITIES FOR NARRATIVE CHANGE AND SHIFTING THE BALANCE OF RACIAL AND GENDER EQUITY AND DIVERSITY IN TRADITIONAL MEDIA DETROIT DEVELOPMENT FUND - ENTREPRENEURS OF COLOR FUND ($500,000): IMPROVE ACCESS TO CAPITAL FOR SMALL, MINORITY-OWNED CONTRACTORS AND NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESSES WITH DEMONSTRATED GROWTH POTENTIAL BY PROVIDING PROGRAM-RELATED INVESTMENT LOAN CAPITAL
AMOUNT TREATED AS DISTRIBUTIONS OUT OF CORPUSForm 990-PF, Part XIII, Line 4cELECTION UNDER REGULATIONS SECTION 53.4942(A)-3(D)(2) TO TREAT EXCESS QUALIFYING DISTRIBUTIONS AS DISTRIBUTIONS OUT OF CORPUS THE W.K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION HEREBY ELECTS, PURSUANT TO TREASURY REG. SECTION 53.4942(A)-3(D)(2) AND THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FORM 990-PF, PART XIII, LINE 4C, TO TREAT $346,372,387 OF ITS QUALIFYING DISTRIBUTIONS FOR THE TAXABLE YEAR ENDING AUGUST 31, 2019 (REPRESENTING DISTRIBUTIONS MADE TO THE FOUNDATION BY THE W.K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION TRUST DURING THE TAXABLE YEARS ENDING AUGUST 31, 2018 AND 2019) AS DISTRIBUTIONS OUT OF CORPUS IN CONNECTION WITH THE "PASS THROUGH" REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED UPON THE FOUNDATION UNDER TREASURY REG. SECTION 53.4942(A)-3(C).
TRANSACTIONS WITH CONTROLLED ENTITY WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 512(B)(13)Form 990-PF, Part VII, Section A Line11METIS EQUITY TRUST - METIS GLOBAL MICRO CAP PORTFOLIO: $603,216 NET INCOME/(LOSS) PER SCHEDULE K-1* *NET INCOME/(LOSS) PER SCHEDULE K-1 INCLUDES: INTEREST INCOME, DIVIDEND INCOME, SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM CAPITAL GAINS/(LOSSES), OTHER/PORTFOLIO INCOME AND DEDUCTIONS, AND FOREIGN TAX EXPENSE

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BondCorporate BondsBondNm
EOY Book Value$9,779,205EOYBookValueAmt
EOYFMV$9,779,205EOYFMVAmt

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FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
StockCorporate Stock - Public Equity SecuritiesStockNm
EOY Book Value$111,475,101EOYBookValueAmt
EOYFMV$111,475,101EOYFMVAmt

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US Govt Obligations Book Vl EOY$17,807,790USGovtObligationsBookVlEOYAmt
US Govt Obligations EOYFMV$17,807,790USGovtObligationsEOYFMVAmt
State Local Sec Book Vl EOY$0StateLocalSecBookVlEOYAmt
State Local Sec EOYFMV$0StateLocalSecEOYFMVAmt

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Investments Other InvestmentsOtherGrp (2 entries)

Category Or ItemCategoryOrItemTxtListed At Cost Or FMVListedAtCostOrFMVCdBook ValueBookValueAmtEOYFMVEOYFMVAmt
Private Equity and Real Estate FundsFMV$90,995,546$90,995,546
Hedge and Commingled FundsFMV$39,029,085$39,029,085

Land Etc Schedule2 LandEtcSchedule2

Land Etc LandEtcGrp (5 entries)

Category Or ItemCategoryOrItemTxtCost Or Other BasisCostOrOtherBasisAmtAccumulated DepreciationAccumulatedDepreciationAmtBook ValueBookValueAmtEOYFMVEOYFMVAmt
LAND$17,498,617$0$17,498,617$17,498,617
BUILDINGS$55,259,200$38,439,240$16,819,960$16,819,960
LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS$5,958,896$2,387,637$3,571,259$3,571,259
EQUIPMENT$29,822,624$26,426,389$3,396,235$3,396,235
Other$6,626,977$6,626,977$6,626,977

Legal Fees Schedule LegalFeesSchedule

Legal Fees LegalFeesGrp

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
CategoryLegal FeesCategoryTxt
Legal Fees$760,625LegalFeesAmt
Net Investment Income$59,685NetInvestmentIncomeAmt
Disbursements Charitable Prps$743,957DisbursementsCharitablePrpsAmt

Other Assets Schedule OtherAssetsSchedule

Other Assets Schedule OtherAssetsScheduleGrp (5 entries)

DescDescBOY Book ValueBOYBookValueAmtEOY Book ValueEOYBookValueAmtEOYFMVEOYFMVAmt
W.K. Kellogg Annuity Trust$19,645,407$19,083,026$19,083,026
Estate of Bertha Loveland Selmon Trust$1,276,549$1,320,188$1,320,188
Program related investments$20,105,479$29,839,848$29,839,848
Accrued Interest and Dividends Receivable$1,326,802$410,362$410,362
Receivable from W.K. Kellogg Foundation Trust$527,224$450,463$450,463

Other Decreases Schedule OtherDecreasesSchedule

Other Decreases Detail OtherDecreasesDetail (2 entries)

DescDescAmtAmt
CHANGE IN UNREALIZED LOSSES ON INVESTMENTS$19,357,400
CHANGE IN UNREALIZED LOSSES ON IRREVOCABLE TRUSTS$518,743

Other Expenses Schedule OtherExpensesSchedule

Other Expenses Schedule OtherExpensesScheduleGrp (5 entries)

DescDescRevenue And Expenses Per BooksRevenueAndExpensesPerBooksAmtNet Investment IncomeNetInvestmentIncomeAmtDisbursements Charitable PrpsDisbursementsCharitablePrpsAmt
Administrative & Office$1,911,272$721$1,648,249
Equipment / Software$3,662,122$32$2,481,140
Corporate Memberships$976,005$976,005
Insurance$258,498$258,498
Deferred Excise Tax-$380,082

Other Income Schedule2 OtherIncomeSchedule2

Other Income Detail OtherIncomeDetail (2 entries)

DescDescRevenue And Expenses Per BooksRevenueAndExpensesPerBooksAmtNet Investment IncomeNetInvestmentIncomeAmt
Program Related Investment Interest$192,955$192,955
Other Income from pass through$0$2,043,824

Other Liabilities Schedule OtherLiabilitiesSchedule

Other Liabilities Detail OtherLiabilitiesDetail (2 entries)

DescDescBOY Book ValueBOYBookValueAmtEOY Book ValueEOYBookValueAmt
Post Retirement Liability$81,850,137$99,474,669
Deferred Excise Tax Liability$1,189,218$809,136

Other Professional Fees Schedule OtherProfessionalFeesSchedule

Other Professional Fees Detail OtherProfessionalFeesDetail (3 entries)

CategoryCategoryTxtAmtAmtNet Investment IncomeNetInvestmentIncomeAmtDisbursements Charitable PrpsDisbursementsCharitablePrpsAmt
Investment management / Bank Fees$79,207$2,388,379$30,633
Consulting & Professional Fees$25,153,082$1,366,559$24,308,722
Contracted support$968,800$968,800

Taxes Schedule TaxesSchedule

Taxes Detail TaxesDetail (2 entries)

CategoryCategoryTxtAmtAmtNet Investment IncomeNetInvestmentIncomeAmt
Excise & Income Taxes$228,309$0
Tax from pass through$0$91,007

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Business Name Line1METIS EQUITY TRUST - METIS GLOBAL MICRO CAP PORTFOLIOBusinessNameLine1Txt

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Address Line111988 EL CAMINO REAL SUITE 550AddressLine1Txt
CitySAN DIEGOCityNm
State AbbreviationCAStateAbbreviationCd
ZIP92130ZIPCd
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EIN300791562EIN
DescSEE SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATIONDesc
Amt$603,216Amt