Grants

Driving large-scale social change in Central Texas by supporting nonprofits that come together in a formal alliance, for a common purpose, to maximize impact.

Scaling partnerships with school districts and postsecondary institutions to create additional pathways to success for students in Greater Boston’s public and public charter schools.

Building safer families through evidence-based programs that develop parenting skills, nurturing family relationships, and improved school success.

Improving grade level competencies for 250,000 students across grades one through five in 581 municipal schools in Delhi.

Enabling informal traders and beauty service providers to access sustained livelihoods by connecting them with customers in their local community.

Instructing educators how to teach reading and math through a high-quality, context-relevant program designed to improve literacy and numeracy for low-income learners.

Virtualizing and digitizing critical services for foster youth in Greater Boston as they prepare to transition out of the foster care system and become self-sufficient

Helping Austin nonprofit organizations address persistent challenges in education, housing, career advancement, and community resources through service experiences with an equity lens.

Piloting a community health worker model to reach 50,000 underserved Central Texas community members with COVID-19 care and broader health supports.

Enabling the development of a contextualized toolkit for socio-emotional skills (SES) in India with a focus on employability.

Providing children and families quality emotional support and parent education.

Supporting a certification program to provide trauma-informed babysitting services for foster families and children.

Distributing scholarship funds via 529 college savings accounts to minimize financial aid displacement.

Distributing scholarship funds directly to institutions for scholarship support.

Helping middle school principals in Clark County design and implement multi-year plans to deliver stronger and more equitable outcomes for students.

Enabling the early grade math support program to reach 100 Ekurhuleni South District primary schools, serving 58,500 learners, to achieve increased levels of math attainment.

Enabling nearly 330,000 low-income learners across 674 primary schools to obtain quality literacy instruction through an online, early grade program proven to drive improved English literacy levels.

Enabling career and university application support to low-income Grade 12 learners, allowing them to immediately access university opportunities.

Improving health outcomes in low-income and communities of color through Community Driven Initiatives within the Department of Population Health at Dell Med.

Developing a measurement plan to determine uptake and impact of the Central Texas Community Information Exchange.