This grant will provide project support for the Urban Consulate to promote community dialogue and urban development initiatives in Detroit. View Website

This grant funds a new partnership between One Million Degrees to enhance educational capacity building and student support services. View Website

This grant will provide continued support to the National Parent Leadership Training Institute to advance public policy and field building initiatives. View Website

This grant will strengthen efforts led by Inclusive Action for the City to develop community-centered health programs in urban neighborhoods. View Website

This grant will develop a case study of how the California College Guidance Initiative supports educational pathways for students. View Website

This grant provides project support to the Detroit Parks Coalition to facilitate family-centered neighborhood improvements through park development. View Website

Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD) will work with community partners to strengthen infrastructure and ecosystem support for neighborhood development. View Website

This grant will advance the Women’s Foundation of Alabama programmatic and policy agenda to close the women of color wealth gap. View Website

This general operating grant supports Voices for Racial Justice's mission to strengthen Minnesota's racial justice movement through cultural and healing strategies. View Website

This grant to Urban Strategies Inc. will provide continued funding for their person-centered systems change efforts to ensure that families living in low-wealth communities are centered and included in policy development, particularly those policies and practices that disproportionately and negatively impact their social and economic success. View Website

In partnership with The Gilbert Foundation, this grant will support 10 Detroit-based BIPOC artist-led organizations to increase their capacity to support neighborhood-level projects and community-building efforts. View Website

This grant supports The League to continue the Culture Surge project, a cultural and civic strategy initiative. View Website

This project grant will support the Brookings Institute fund an Intergovernmental Personnel Act position with the Department of Treasury. View Website

This project support grant to the Aspen Institute will help its Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation play the role of backbone for the Community Foundation Business Model Project. View Website

This grant will support Ascend at the Aspen Institute to continue to strengthen 2Gen approaches at the practice level, within public systems, and policies, and expand family economic mobility and prosperity while also supporting grantee partners with implementation. View Website

The Aspen Institute Congressional Program was created in 1983, to help Congress govern more effectively by giving members a unique opportunity to engage each other and experts, fostering open, civil discourse in pursuit of the national interest. Since the program’s inception, the Program has conducted 691 congressional breakfast discussions and 156 international conferences in which 660 Members of Congress have participated. View Website

This grant will enable The Aspen Institute to award the biannual Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, which elevates exceptional community colleges and facilitates the replication of promising practices in the student success field. View Website

This grant will provide general operating support for the Smithsonian Institution’s National Portrait Gallery, which was authorized and founded by Congress in 1962 with the mission to acquire and display portraits of individuals who have made significant contributions to the history, development, and culture of the people of the United States. View Website

This grant - part of the Investment team's three-prong DEI strategy (talent, portfolio, industry leadership) - is a sponsorship for the Robert A. Toigo Foundation's Annual Gala, a gathering of 1,000 professionals representing top finance firms, Toigo alumni and fellows.

This grant is to support the 400-member Opportunity Finance Network’s annual conference of stakeholders within the opportunity finance field – including CDFIs, investors, foundations, researchers, and policymakers—for learning and collaboration. View Website