We Support Changemakers
We invest in risk-takers and visionaries who are dedicated to making a positive difference in people’s lives. Grantees are the backbone of our work and an ongoing source of inspiration.
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Grants Search Results
| Grantee | Grant Info | Year | Amount | Issue Area |
|---|---|---|---|---|
NextGen Policy |
2022 | $125,000 | College Success | |
| To support the Campaign for California Borrowers' Rights' research, policy advocacy, and organizing efforts to address the effects of student loan debt on California borrowers and their families. $125,000 | ||||
Rise Education Fund |
2022 | $90,000 | College Success | |
| To support youth-led advocacy to promote financial aid reform and rein in unmanageable student loan debt in California. $90,000 | ||||
Shared Ascent Fund |
2022 | $85,000 | College Success | |
| To support the Student Borrower Protection Center's Racial and Economic Justice Project to expose and address the disproportionate burden of student loan debt on people of color. $85,000 | ||||
Student Senate for California Community Colleges |
2022 | $1,000 | College Success | |
The Institute for College Access and Success |
2022 | $200,000 | College Success | |
| To support policy advocacy and research to protect state investments in financial aid and narrow equity gaps in student loan debt. $200,000 | ||||
uAspire |
2022 | $75,000 | College Success | |
| To ensure effective implementation of new California policy requiring all local education agencies to confirm that all 12th grade students complete a financial aid application. $75,000 | ||||
UNITE-LA |
2022 | $100,000 | College Success | |
| To support efforts to mobilize the private sector to advocate for more affordable public higher education in California. $100,000 | ||||
Young Invincibles |
2022 | $185,000 | College Success | |
| To leverage technology and public/private partnerships to help California student loan borrowers take advantage of federal debt relief and advocate for student loan debt reform. $185,000 | ||||
Campaign for College Opportunity |
2021 | $150,000 | College Success | |
| To support policy advocacy to make California's public colleges and universities more affordable for low-income students and students of color. $150,000 | ||||
Century Foundation |
2021 | $50,000 | College Success | |
| To conduct research and produce a report analyzing the racial and economic profile of student loan borrowers in California. $50,000. | ||||
Education First |
2021 | $11,000 | College Success | |
Education First |
2021 | $8,000 | College Success | |
| For the California Postsecondary Funder Collaborative project, to facilitate partnerships, shared strategies, and learning opportunities on emerging issues in California higher education. | ||||
Education Trust |
2021 | $125,000 | College Success | |
| To increase financial support for low-income students and students of color at California's public colleges and universities. $125,000 | ||||
Resources Legacy Fund |
2021 | $90,000 | College Success | |
Rise Education Fund |
2021 | $70,000 | College Success | |
| To support youth-led advocacy to promote financial aid reform and rein in unmanageable student loan debt in California. $70,000 | ||||
Shared Ascent Fund |
2021 | $85,000 | College Success | |
| To support the Racial and Economic Justice Project to expose and address the disproportionate burden of student loan debt on people of color. $85,000. | ||||
Shared Ascent Fund |
2021 | $125,000 | College Success | |
| To support the Campaign for California Borrowers? Rights? research, policy advocacy, and organizing efforts to address the effects of student loan debt on California borrowers and their families. $125,000 | ||||
Student Senate for California Community Colleges |
2021 | $150,000 | College Success | |
| To support the Fix Financial Aid Coalition's communications, policy advocacy, and student engagement strategies to expand access to financial aid in California. $150,000 | ||||
The Institute for College Access and Success |
2021 | $150,000 | College Success | |
| To support policy advocacy and research to protect state investments in financial aid and narrow equity gaps in student loan debt. $150,000. | ||||
uAspire |
2021 | $75,000 | College Success | |
| To ensure effective implementation of new California policies requiring all local education agencies to confirm that all 12th grade students complete a financial aid application. $75,000 | ||||
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