Grants

Enabling hands-on training, field mentoring and monitoring of teachers for improving learning outcomes of all South Delhi Municipal Corporation schools.

Converting programming to online content, develop the infrastructural capacity needed to expand its Partnerships program, and conducting an evaluation of its Fellows program.

Designing and launching an expanded College Program which provides continued mentorship from high school into and through college.

Supporting the creation of proof points for personalized learning in the Bay Area.

Catalyzing, through the Charter School Growth Fund, the creation of 300,000 new seats in high-quality and high-potential charter management organizations.

Supporting Kaivalya Education Foundation for its SLDP designed to enable teachers, school headmasters, and administrators become effective education leaders to improve student learning outcomes.

Supporting a national campaign to improve college affordability and enrollment via a two-part messaging campaign, which will employ a combination of delivery methods and different message treatments, and investigate the impact of the campaigns on a variety of outcomes through a randomized controlled trial.

Supporting the Jefferson Education Accelerator in admitting up to seven promising K-12 data tool companies to its cohort, with the goal of generating independent and rigorous evidence of the companies’ impact on education outcomes.

Supporting the successful placement of thousands of low-income students and students-of-color in Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) programs while completing the first-ever randomized controlled trial measuring the impact of AP and IB courses on college enrollment, persistence, and completion.

Supporting the College Internships and Enhanced Services pilot, which provides improved support services and paid professional internships to Houston area Genesys Works alumni who are attending local colleges, in order to improve the retention and graduation rates of these students.

Supporting the CREAR (College Readiness, Access and Retention) Futuros 2.0 and National CREAR Futuros Initiative, which will replicate the CREAR Futuros model in New York City and three additional regions, in order to significantly improve the retention/graduation rates of 1,130 students while demonstrating the national scalability of the model for both Latino and non-Latino students.

Supporting the regional development of the High School Readiness and Transition Initiative, which will help 4,100 students transition to high school, successfully navigate ninth grade, and graduate on time and more likely to enroll in college.

Providing scholarship funds for the 2015 class of Dell Scholars who receive approximately $5,000 per year for college.

Providing both financial and non-financial support to help disadvantaged students succeed at university and find meaningful employment in their chosen professions.

Providing both financial and non-financial support to help disadvantaged students succeed at top-tier South African universities.

Providing the educational expenses of the 2014 class of Dell Scholars who receive approximately $5,000 per year for college.

Providing both financial and non-financial support to help disadvantaged students succeed at university.

Providing both financial and non-financial support to help disadvantaged students succeed at university and find meaningful employment in their chosen professions.

Catalyzing the launch of a world-class medical school, focused on redesigning healthcare to focus on quality and value, and training physician leaders to champion the transformation.

Providing access to university and promising career paths to almost 400 economically disadvantaged South African students in the next five years. By offering comprehensive support throughout university, the foundation helps these exceptional students graduate and find meaningful employment in their chosen professions.