Grants

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.

Strengthening the child advocacy program, family finding efforts, and expand the number of children who will be supported in foster care.

Advancing the data intelligence of Central Texas’ nonprofits to achieve better community outcomes and increase efficiency and impact.

Providing seed funding for the expansion of a new, financially sustainable MicroCollege program.

Growing the number of students completing their degrees and earning jobs with family-sustaining wages through a model of blending in-person support, online competency-based education, and last-mile job placement.

Expanding training and skills development opportunities in Boston’s growing industries like healthcare, finance, and hospitality, through broader educational opportunities.

Improving savings behavior of low-income women with their banks, and thereby enabling broader access to other value-added financial products that provides them economic stability, through a combination of behavioral nudges, communication and targeted product & service redesign.

Growing the number of young people receiving job training, youth development, and career services programming.

Scaling a pilot to prescribe fresh fruits and vegetables to 500 Medicaid patients experiencing chronic diet-related diseases that will evaluate the cost effectiveness for insurance partners to offer these programs for both better health outcomes.

Improving the nutritional quality of food consumed by families living on low incomes.

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.

Supporting the School Access and Quality Fellowship, a program that helps fellows gain the skills to design, carry out, and analyze unified enrollment efforts in U.S. cities.

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.

Piloting a new fee-for-service program model to deliver career readiness content and training to college success organizations providing persistence and completion support to low-income college students

Developing a technology solution that creates a better client experience, more efficient back-office operations, and improved impact reporting.

Catalyzing the ecosystem to measurably and sustainably improve livelihood outcomes for youth

Supporting the design, codification, and dissemination of promising new learning models that improve student outcomes.

Increasing its capacity to serve more institutions in New England with value-added processing of locally-grown produce.

Enabling the training of low-income women in order for them to earn a livelihood in the beauty industry.