This grant will support Alabama Arise's efforts to ensure that community members and community-serving organizations play a central role in setting the state policy agenda for advancing family economic success. This grant will complement a partnership with the Women’s Foundation of Alabama. View Website

The American Public Human Services Association is a bipartisan, nonprofit organization representing appointed state and local health and human service agency commissioners. To increase the number of public sector human services departments that integrate with health care services, this grant will support the APHSA in conducting research on the feasibility of integrating the sectors in two targeted systems and providing technical assistance and peer learning opportunities in communities.   View Website

The purpose of this grant is to support APHSA’s ongoing efforts to drive person-centered systems change to advance Social and Economic Mobility and Racial Equity through human-centered, place-based opportunity ecosystems. View Website

The purpose of the grant is to continue to support the partnership with the American Public Human Services Association focused on person centered system change driven by the public sector. These efforts include a focus on leadership development, narrative change, policy influence, and capacity-building within the public and nonprofit human services sectors to center racial equity and racial justice to advance multigenerational family economic success and well-being. View Website

The foundation provides high-impact giving opportunities for donors, major funding for nonprofits and students and leadership around key community issues. This grant supports the Grantmakers Income Security Taskforce, a fiscally sponsored project of the foundation that mobilizes funders to improve the economic well-being of low-income families. View Website

The purpose of this grant is to provide support to the Asset Funders Network, a member-based philanthropic organization focused on wealth and asset building. View Website

This grant will support the Association for Enterprise Opportunity (AEO) to grow their research engine and capabilities and to generate greater understanding of how business ownership for women and people of color can serve as a critical driver for economic mobility. This grant builds on our previous support to AEO to conduct research and develop financial products to better support entrepreneurs towards improved social and economic mobility. View Website

This grant will provide funding to Baltimore City to support the evaluation of its Guaranteed Income Pilot. Baltimore Young Families Success Fund will engage 200 young parents 18-24 with unconditional payments of $1000 for 24 months and is one of a small number of municipal led programs. View Website

The organization creates national issue-based campaigns, such as Opportunity Nation, driven by broad cross-partisan coalitions intended to inspire culture change and accelerate public-policy development to bring about positive changes in society. This grant supports the addition of select metro areas to Opportunity Nation’s Opportunity Index which analyzes people’s ability to realize economic prosperity and well-being as a measure of our nation’s health. The Opportunity Index currently measures all U.S. counties and states with 16 indicators of economic, education and community life that create conditions for social and economic mobility. View Website

The Bell Policy Center's mission is to promote economic mobility for every Coloradan. This grant will support policy research to explore the evolving ecosystem of postsecondary education and workforce training programs in Colorado and offer recommendations for policymakers.

In its effort to help people gain financial stability, Benefits Data Trust help individuals with low incomes access the state and federal aid programs for which they are eligible. This grant enables Benefit Data Trust to test the feasibility of two funding models designed to scale enrollment in public benefit programs like the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) and Medicaid. View Website

The Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP) is a national, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization advancing policy solutions for people with low-income. This grant will strengthen state Medicaid, mental health and human services policies and foster greater integration between these systems to improve access to effective mental health services for families and young adults. View Website

The purpose of this grant is to support the Louisiana Department of Children & Family Services with integrating a family-centered approach into its child support program throughout the state, with a particular emphasis on New Orleans. View Website

The national nonpartisan research and policy institute provides rigorous analysis on federal and state budgets and programs to strengthen the safety net and protect pathways to economic security. This grant supports the State Priorities Partnership, a network of organizations in 42 states and Washington, D.C., to produce policy analysis, identify best practices and facilitate sharing among state groups to improve the regulatory, legislative and financial mechanisms that strengthen the human services sector’s efforts to help people achieve social and economic mobility.  View Website

The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities is a nonpartisan strategy policy institute that uses its deep expertise in both budget and tax issues and programs and policies that help low-income people in order to inform debates and to achieve policy outcomes that reduce poverty and inequality and ensure fiscal sustainability in an equitable manner. The purpose of this grant is to support the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in its field building and policy solutions efforts with states to advance social and economic mobility. View Website

The Connecticut Office of Early Childhood works to oversee a coordinated system of early childhood care, education and support in the state to create a cohesive high-quality early childhood system. This grant will support the State of Connecticut in their uptake of outcomes-focused, whole family systems change to advance social and economic mobility.      View Website

The purpose of this grant is to support capacity building for the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, a Community Development Finance Institution and a membership organization whose members are other nonprofit organizations serving the Native Hawaiian community. View Website

This grant will provide operational support for the Economic Opportunity Funders (EOF), formerly Grantmakers Income Security Taskforce, to connect and align funders through events and joint learning opportunities to strengthen social and economic mobility outcomes for families. View Website

The Economic Policy Institute focuses on academic research and policy analysis on the needs of low- and middle-income workers and their families. This grant will enable the Economic Policy Institute to establish a peer-learning group to advance social and economic mobility for workers and their families in the Southern United States. View Website

This grant will support the Economic Policy Institute’s (EPI) EARN in the South program. Working with state policy organizations and grassroots organizers in 12 states, EPI and the group will adopt a shared vision for economic, racial, and gender equity in the South with policy design and debate that is informed and supported by community. View Website