Grants

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.

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.

Providing forensic interviews, advocacy, and therapy to child victims and their protective caregivers, as well as parent coaching services.

Contiuining financial and technical support to the 16 existing Partnership Schools in the Western and Eastern Cape Provinces, and catalyzing the launch of up to four additional such schools.

Supporting primary health care and integrated behavioral health care services for a school district that will more than double to 18,000 students.

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.

Creating high-quality personalized learning pilots and model designs in Chicago.

Empowering youth between the ages of 18 and 24 to successfully set-up small informal retail trading businesses or be placed in retail jobs across South Africa.

Supporting healthier meals for kids and broader food systems change by improving institutional procurement practices in large school districts, regional distribution systems, and city-wide systems.

Supporting the scale of the evidence-based reading model for K-2 students in the community.

Contiuining to expand services to Central Texas families to make an informed choice among public schools.

Providing support for the continuum of high-quality programs and services which prevent, intervene, and support children, teens, adults, and families at extreme risk of, or who are experiencing, abuse and violence.

Supporting their residential treatment center program, growth of foster families and adoptive families, and family support program.

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.

Growing the number of students completing their degrees through a model of blending in-person support with online competency-based education.

Supporting the delivery and impact of life skills programs to over 3.2 million (165,000 directly and 3,000,000 indirectly) school children in India.

Improving the pathway from high school to career for low-income students in Boston.