We collaborate with organizations dedicated to unlocking human opportunity. Our funding advances projects making an impact in education, health, and family economic stability.
Enhancing access to quality education and job skills for disadvantaged young people who care for families during the day, and attend night schools in the evenings to complete Grade X.
Supporting vision screenings, eye exams, and prescription eye wear for low-income children to improve their education and health.
Supporting current AmeriCorps model with added features by expanding virtual tutoring and broadening paraprofessional model.
Supporting students in Austin Independent School District with Math Classroom Coaching, Mentoring, and College Readiness programs, as well as Career Launch which seeks to improve postsecondary degree completion and career readiness by smoothing the transitions between high school, college, and the professional world.
Advancing the data intelligence of Central Texas’ nonprofits to achieve better community outcomes and increase efficiency and impact.
Providing lower income children and families quality mental health care, as well as psychological assessments and psychiatric evaluations to improve their emotional well-being and quality of life.
Strengthening the child advocacy program, family finding efforts, and expand the number of children who will be supported in foster care.
Continuing financial and technical support to the 18 existing Partnership Schools in the Western and Eastern Cape Provinces, and catalyzing the launch of up to eight additional such schools.
Doubling the number of first-generation college students in Central Texas through expanding intensive case management services and launching school-based capacity building services for school staff to improve college-going rates for each student.
Transforming student success strategies and capacity building for the community college districts serving more than 760,000 students in Texas to improve completion rates.
Providing support and resources for children and teens in the child welfare space to help ease their transition within foster care, provide mentoring for those aging out, and foster and adoption support for families.
Supporting the MBK Scholars’ expansion from Austin, Elgin, and Pflugerville school districts into Manor High School and two additional high schools in Pflugerville, serving nearly 1,000 male students by the 2021-22 school year.
Strengthening the transitional living programs for youth aging out of the foster care system, and to help the organization use data, evaluation, and expertise to drive innovation and improve outcomes for youth more broadly.
Providing students on the Dell Young Leaders program with Wraparound support services to ensure students get to graduation and in to the world of work.
Catalyzing a university-anchored completion program for students on financial aid in South Africa.
Differentiating its college access and success coaching services to reach more than 21,000 students in Central Texas.
Supporting intensive services for more than 19,000 students in local school districts in Central Texas.
Providing scholarships for disadvantaged South Africans studying towards a professional degree.
Enhancing the 2-1-1 Navigation Center with local social services through enhanced connections, information collection, and data analysis.
Supporting the residential treatment center, foster and adoption program, and school tutoring.
Supporting the creation of a book-length volume that paints a complete picture of the impact that the Dell Scholars Program has on students’ college success and how the program operates to engender those outcomes.
Deploying a personalized, adaptive math practice tool in 40 low-income high schools to increase learner engagement with the tool and improve math outcomes.
Supporting the new and continued implementation of support services for students who face non-academic barriers within IDEA Public Schools Austin
Providing incubation programme support to two cohorts of South African education technology start-ups and on-going business coaching to existing programme alumni.
Enabling education officials to easily access and utilise high-quality, timely education data that helps to design interventions and make sound decisions that positively impact learner performance across the South African schooling system.
Building safer families through the evidence-based Family Education Program (FEP) and Healthy and Fair Start (HFS) program that build parenting skills, nurturing family relationships, and improved school success.
Developing an enhanced service delivery model with better outcomes for children in the foster care system.
Supporting low income students who have overcome significant obstacles in pursuing their education as 2019 Dell Scholars and ultimately complete a bachelor’s degree.
Providing lower income children and families quality emotional support and parent education.
Catalyzing high-quality, market-based solutions in jobs and livelihoods for urban, low-income youth, through an incubation acceleration program that offers grants / micro investments along with mentoring support to entrepreneurs of early-stage technology platforms.
Elevating teacher voice in developing policies and practices that improve teacher preparation.
Funding a partnership to create a seamless workforce pipeline to help unemployed and underemployed people in poverty earn certifications, work experience, soft skills, and job placement in family-sustaining careers within the HVAC industry.
Increasing the prominence, promotion, and affordability of healthy food through voluntary commitments from grocery stores.
Identifying data integration and coordination opportunities in the workforce sector to lead to better outcomes for individuals on a path to prosperity.
Creating scaled, sustainable change in US school food through partnerships with school districts, food companies, and a new school food leadership pipeline.
Rolling out education technology tools to improve literacy levels of early grade learners in 24 schools in the Gauteng province
Supporting ServeAustin’s execution of key priorities to expand the number of service year opportunities locally in Central Texas.
Contiuining to transform the workforce service delivery system for Central Texans who are entering vocational training programs or working in entry-level jobs.
Enabling Dell Medical School to coordinate partnerships among K-12 schools, training, and vocational programs focused on health career training and education, the medical education community, and healthcare workforce in the region.
Funding work that will redefine regional mathematics pathways in Central Texas so that thousands more students can demonstrate college readiness in math and succeed in college.
Improving the pass rate of youth wanting to obtain a driver’s license, reduce the cost of preparing for a driver’s license, connect youth to affordable and quality driving schools, and demonstrate the impact of a driver’s license on employability in South Africa.
Distributing healthier food through food banks by implementing a nutrition ranking system; enhancing the amount of nutritious food distributed; and implementing strategies that make it easier for clients to select and consume nutritious foods.
Growing the health and wealth of more than 150,000 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) households, local farmers, and food retailers by maximizing the effectiveness and efficiency of healthy food incentive programs.
Supporting Austin Independent School District in its ongoing efforts to improve school food quality and increase participation rates
Enabling Washington State to continue supporting the Complete Eats fruit and vegetable incentive program in retail stores statewide.
Creating a student support model that removes barriers for low-income students to complete this highly impactful training program, and be placed in employment.
Building capacity within the community to serve more families through the 2-Gen approach.
Creating high-quality personalized learning pilots and model designs in Chicago.
Supporting the creation of statewide coordination of student success strategies and capacity building for community college districts, which collectively serve over 700,000 students in Texas, to implement structured academic and career pathways at scale.
Supporting primary health care and integrated behavioral health care services for a school district that will more than double to 18,000 students.
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