to support Advance Peace and its fellowship program, which aims to end cyclical and retaliatory gun violence

to support maintenance on the Naalehu Theater and adjacent property for future community use in partnership with the County of Hawaii

to support an initiative, which will increase collaboration between Jewish organizations and leading local and national human services nonprofits with the goal of improving the distribution of resources and services to the Jewish community

to support this organization’s capacity to serve as a fiscal sponsor for nonprofit organizations and collective impact efforts

to support the general operations of the organization; an initiative to end child, early and forced marriage; and an initiative to reduce violence and increase safety for the LGBTQ community

to support the expansion and enhancement of technologies that detect and disrupt hate and extremist threats

$500,000 capital/$500,000 program to support technology that will track and respond to antisemitic incidents and other hate crimes, and to support the ADL’s work in the Foundation’s priority communities, especially in Hawaiʻi through the Central Pacific Regional Office

to support the general operations of this organization, which is working to eliminate race-based structural barriers to economic mobility for Black residents

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive services to meet the basic needs of children and adults, including people with developmental disabilities, immigrants, and older adults #

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides resources for a network of organizations that serve older adult caregivers and connects caregivers and families to programs and services that promote their well-being

to support the placement of 16 fellows at organizations working to alleviate poverty within the Jewish community

to support two programs focused on advancing racial equity, including providing diversity, equity, and inclusion training; education; and resources for Jewish communal organizations

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to improve the quality of life for City residents through grantmaking, strategic investments, and partnerships

to support the relocation of this organization, as well as technology upgrades, with the goal of expanding and enhancing meeting capacity

to support the general operations of this organization, which recruits and places professionals in the nonprofit, public, and private sectors with the goal of creating change in education, public health, and workforce development

to support the placement of three fellows at local government agencies, including the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development, the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services, and the Office of the Baltimore County Executive

to support the general operations of this organization, which recruits and places professionals in the nonprofit, public, and private sectors with the goal of creating change in education, public health, and workforce development and to support the placement of a fellow at the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development

to support training, education, and programs focused on combatting antisemitism

to support emergency expenses ensuring the safety and security of the Jewish community

to support this Collective and the work of its three partner organizations (B-360, The Be Org, and I Am Mentality) to improve education and workforce outcomes for youth and young adults

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides out-of-school time programs and services for youth and older adults

to support the expansion of essential services for deaf and blind individuals with the goal of helping them live independently while promoting their mental, emotional, and physical well-being

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to improve the quality of life for residents through capacity building and strategic grantmaking in a rural region

to support this organization’s Adult Wellness Center, which provides comprehensive services for older adults with the goal of improving cognitive, physical, and emotional well-being

to support the general operations of this organization, which is working to ensure youth have access to personal, academic, and career development and individuals and families have access to primary health care and nutritious food

to support AMPT: Advancing Nonprofits, an organization that provides development services for nonprofits led by and serving people of color

to support the Chicago Fund for Safe and Peaceful Communities, a collaborative of more than 40 organizations that funds small community-based organizations (that otherwise would not have access to grants) with the goal of engaging residents in safe activities over the summer

to support the development of a new Client Management System (CMS), which will allow this organization to improve services, as well as better track clients and measure impact

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to ensure individuals and families have safe, affordable housing (emergency and long term), as well as adequate and nutritious food, public benefits they qualify for, and employment assistance

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides training and consultancy in diversity, equity, and inclusion

to support the replication of the Purpose Built Communities model, which will provide investments in education, housing, and health in the Cherry Hill neighborhood

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides job and life-skills training for women who are survivors of abuse

to support this organization’s range of programs for young adult women, particularly those who have experienced gender-based violence

to support capital improvements at Jewish summer camps focused on better serving campers and staff with disabilities

to support training and evaluation focused on better serving campers and staff with disabilities at Jewish summer camps

to support this organization’s Responsive Services department, including a comprehensive case management system operated by social workers and housing and employment coordinators who will provide a deeper level of service coordination

to support technology upgrades at Hawaiʻi State Public Libraries located in rural communities where libraries are an essential source of free, reliable internet for people to access education, workforce, and health care services remotely

to support B’More Invested, a collaborative fund that provides grants and technical assistance for organizations addressing systemic issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic

to support the general operations of Baltimore’s Promise, a collective impact organization that is working to improve youth outcomes from cradle to career, and to support the Summer Funding Collaborative for summer 2020 and summer 2021, a partnership of 14 Baltimore-based organizations supporting high-quality summer programs for children and youth

to support the launch of this national organization in Baltimore with the goal of filling critical service gaps and improving outcomes for families with children

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides a drop-in center, transitional housing, job training, and other support services for young adult women, ages 18 to 25

to support a cohort of six Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) by providing technical assistance and matching funds that will allow each organization to leverage federal funding needed to increase services

to support this organization in providing affordable loans and tailoring services to nonprofit organizations, with a special focus on supporting nonprofits led by and serving Native Hawaiian communities—all in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its ongoing impact

to support the general operations of this organization, which strengthens neighborhoods by providing below-market loans as well as funding for capital improvements, marketing, and schools

to support READI Chicago, a program that works to reduce gun violence by providing participants with cognitive behavioral therapy, a transitional job, and other supportive services

to support READI (Rapid Employment and Development Initiative), an 18-month program that provides participants with job training, paid transitional employment, and cognitive behavioral therapy with the goal of reducing gun violence

to support the construction of a new community engagement center that will house a training institute as well as The Gateway Project—a model for abuse intervention programming

to support learning opportunities for youth, food security initiatives, and the creation of green jobs that will increase community health in a rural community

to support this organization in providing affordable loans and tailoring services to nonprofit organizations, with a special focus on supporting BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color)-led nonprofits, and to support research and evaluation of this work— in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its ongoing impact

to support the general operations of this organization, which recruits, trains, and places volunteers in nonprofits that are meeting basic and urgent needs of vulnerable people

to support a comprehensive service delivery model, which provides housing, health, and jobs assistance for immigrant households

to support this organization, which provides access to stable housing, primary and specialized health services, food support, financial coaching, and job placement for refugees

to support a “one-stop shop,” which will provide comprehensive case management and wraparound services for immigrant women who are escaping domestic violence

to support a “one-stop shop,” which will provide comprehensive case management and wraparound services for immigrant women who are escaping domestic violence

to provide emergency services for the Jewish immigrant community

to support job-training programs for Ethiopian immigrants, domestic violence-prevention programs for incoming citizens, and homecare programs for older adults who are unable to leave their homes

to support the development of this organization’s main campus, which will house several agencies, as well as an adolescent outreach and counseling

to support the general operations of this organization, which cares for the most vulnerable in the Bay Area, and in the global Jewish community, by providing programs for older adults; job services; assistance to children and families in crisis, including those escaping domestic violence; and supports to meet other emergency needs locally and throughout the world, with additional funding to support emergency expenses ensuring the safety and security of the Jewish community

to support the general operations of this organization, which cares for the most vulnerable in the Bay Area, and in the global Jewish community, by providing programs for older adults; job services; assistance to children and families in crisis, including those escaping domestic violence; and supports to meet other emergency needs locally and throughout the world

to support security for the local Jewish community, including training, installation of security equipment, and dedicated personnel

to support training, education, and programs focused on combatting antisemitism

to support training, education, and programs focused on combatting antisemitism

to support the increased need for older adult subsidies in the Jewish community

to provide emergency food, health care, and housing services for the Jewish community

to support emergency expenses ensuring the safety and security of the Jewish community

to support security for the local Jewish community, including training, installation of security equipment, and dedicated personnel

to support the safety and security of Jewish communities through a new initiative, LiveSecure, which will provide information and resources to local Jewish Federations, including national best practices on training and coordination of intelligence through Secure Community Network (SCN)

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to advance the quality and impact of Jewish philanthropy, and to support the National Affinity Group on Jewish Poverty, a nationwide collaborative effort dedicated to addressing the issue of poverty within the Jewish community throughout the US

to support this network of 70 organizations, which works to strengthen the Jewish social justice field and advance racial equity within the Jewish community

to support security for the local Jewish community, including training, installation of security equipment, and dedicated personnel

to support the general operations of this organization, which serves more than 500,000 Chicago-area residents of all faiths, as well as the Jewish community throughout the world, by providing services for the most vulnerable, including safety-net services for local Holocaust survivors, customized employment assistance, resources for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and additional funding to support emergency expenses ensuring the safety and security of the Jewish community

to support training, education, and programs focused on combatting antisemitism

to support the general operations of this organization, which serves more than 500,000 Chicago-area residents of all faiths, as well as the Jewish community throughout the world, by providing services for the most vulnerable, including safety-net services for local Holocaust survivors, customized employment assistance, and resources for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities

$1,000,000 operating/$150,000 program to support a leadership development program and to support the general operations of this national effort focused on building and advancing the professional, organizational, and communal field for Jews of Color through grantmaking, research, and community education

to support the Jews of Color Field Building Initiative, a national effort focused on building and advancing the professional, organizational, and communal field for Jews of Color

to support a leadership development program; planning for an initiative in partnership with the Jewish Social Justice Roundtable that will work to advance racial equity; and the staffing and operations of a COVID-19 emergency relief fund

to support a national effort focused on building and advancing the professional, organizational, and communal field for Jews of Color through grantmaking, research, and community education

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides professional development, networking opportunities, and other programming for employees at Jewish nonprofits

to support the purchase of computers, software, and technical assistance for schools, families, and nonprofit organizations working together to advance student well-being

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides education and training to build awareness about LGBTQ issues and empowers those in the Jewish community who identify as LGBTQ through programming and leadership development

to support the implementation of a donor management software system, which will allow this organization to more efficiently manage donor-advised funds

to support the renovation of this organization’s headquarters, which provides education enhancement, career training, health promotion, and leadership development for LGBTQ+ youth

to support the second season of Just Leading, a podcast collaboration between Gali Cooks, Leading Edge; Ilana Kaufman, Jews of Color Initiative; and Elana Wien, SafetyRespectEquity Network, with the goal of strengthening the Jewish nonprofit sector through leadership development and advancement of gender equity

to support dedicated time for Leading Edge, Jews of Color Initiative, and Safety Respect Equity Network to collaborate on projects that will strengthen the Jewish nonprofit sector

to support the general operations of this organization, which focuses on attracting, developing and retaining top executive talent to the Jewish communal sector, including its CEO Onboarding program, as well as strengthening partnerships between lay and professional leaders, and helping to create leading places to work

to support the general operations of this organization, which offers a cohort-based program for onboarding new CEOs, strengthens partnerships between lay leaders and professionals, and conducts original research, including its annual employee engagement survey

to support this organization’s work combatting white supremacy and antisemitism, as well as programs serving women fleeing extremist groups

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides the skills and supports necessary for individuals to overcome barriers to school, work, and family life

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive case management for women leaving the sex industry

to support the general operations of this organization, which address food insecurity, provides job training, and supports older adults to age-in-place in their rural community

to support the general operations of this organization, which serves as the backbone of the state’s nonprofit sector and to support technical assistance to a cohort of direct-service providers in Baltimore City

to support the expansion of this organization’s facility with the goal of providing more storage, as well as a larger distribution of books and other educational resources

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to build the capacity of nonprofits

to support the relocation of this organization as well as technology upgrades, with the goal of expanding and enhancing their meeting capacity

to support this organization’s Baltimore Workforce Funders Collaborative and Education Funders Affinity Group, both of which work to strengthen and align investments in their respective fields

to support Communities Partnering 4 Peace, a 16-agency collaborative that identifies individuals at the highest risk for violence and connects them with mental health and substance abuse care, jobs, and legal assistance

to support Connecting for Impact, a professional development and networking program for leaders working in the field of violence against women

to support the general operations of this umbrella organization for 140 social service agencies serving Jewish communities

to support the renovation of a day care center for older adults coping with dementia and cognitive decline

to support a three-year commitment for the development and implementation of the SafetyRespectEquity project, which works to ensure safe, respectful, and equitable Jewish workplaces and communal spaces by addressing sexual harassment, sexism, and gender discrimination

to support the participation of 20 nonprofit agencies from the Network of Jewish Human Services Agencies in a six-month cohort focused on implementing virtual direct services

to support this organization in providing affordable loans and tailoring services to nonprofit organizations, with a special focus on supporting BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color)-led nonprofits—all in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its ongoing impact

to support the renovation of a building to create the Montgomery Dementia Center, part of this organization’s Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), which allows nursing-home eligible older adults to remain in their homes and communities

to support the construction of a community center, which will include a technology suite, as well as space for community education, nutrition workshops, and socialization for LGBTQ older adults allowing them to age with independence and quality of life

to support this organization’s Beating the Odds program, which provides housing, case management, job training, and counseling for women, ages 18-26, who experienced abuse and neglect during their childhood

to support the construction of the Kaneohe Aquaculture and Community Development Complex, which will provide Native Hawaiian culture-based STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) education, as well as employment opportunities for youth

to support the completion of the Miloliʻi Community Center, which will provide an isolated rural community with access to education, job training, food distribution, and other community services

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to provide neighborhood improvements and to increase affordable home ownership and job opportunities

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to improve the quality of life for communities by providing access to parks and green spaces

to support the Kawailoa Youth and Family Wellness Center partnership—multiple organizations working together to provide youth with cultural connections, housing stability, job-readiness programming, and trauma-informed wraparound services

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides a range of services, including case management, after-school and summer programs, and health and wellness programs serving Southwest Baltimore

to support the renovation of this organization’s new headquarters, which will house three initiatives—Access to Healthy Food, Support for Working Families, and Help When Needed Most

to support the creation of an integrated services center and headquarters for this organization, which is focused on eliminating social barriers to health and community

to support the renovation of this organization’s administrative offices and program space with the goal of increasing capacity

to support Mobility LABs (Learning and Action Bets), a collaborative that is working to develop new solutions to sustainably lift families out of poverty in diverse urban, suburban, and rural communities and promote dynamic leaders who will aim to change the national conversation around social and economic mobility

to support the renovation of this organization’s offices and program space to better serve its mission of reducing gun violence, as well as providing life skills and job opportunities for young adults

to support the general operations of this organization, which leads neighborhood revitalization projects in the Broadway East, Darley Park, Johnston Square, and Oliver neighborhoods

to support the general operations of this organization, which leads revitalization projects in the Broadway East, Darley Park, Johnston Square, and Oliver neighborhoods

to support the general operations of this organization, which offers programs and services in the areas of homelessness, supportive housing, workforce development, and child and family services

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides programs and services in the areas of homelessness, supportive housing, workforce development, and child and family services

to support the implementation of cloud technology software, as well as training and support for a cohort of nonprofits

to support NGOsource—a program that streamlines international grantmaking for US-based funders using a new state-of-the-art web application with the goal of serving Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) more efficiently

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides affordable housing, after-school and health and wellness programs, and older adult services for residents

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides a range of comprehensive services, including housing and health care, with the goal of helping people achieve self-sufficiency

to support the renovation and expansion of this organization’s main facility, which will create a larger food distribution center, improve the behavioral health day program, and enhance safety and security

to support security for the local Jewish community, including training, installation of security equipment, and dedicated personnel

to support five projects as part of this organization’s “Centennial Campaign,” including the implementation of business intelligence and cybersecurity software, as well as renovations to facilities serving older adults

to support three years of general operations of this organization (representing Jewish philanthropy in Baltimore), which funds agencies and programs that provide care for the most vulnerable in the community, while also investing in youth and supporting the Jewish community globally; the total $9 million was paid in 3 years at $3 million per year.

to support emergency expenses to ensure the safety and security of the Jewish community

to support this organization’s parenting education programs and family support services with the goal of reducing the impact of trauma and fostering the health and well-being of families

to support an initiative to use common questions on Jewish demographic studies in the areas of poverty, race and ethnicity, and LGBTQ, as well as convenings hosted at JFNA’s annual conference in partnership with the National Affinity Group on Jewish Poverty

to support multiple initiatives, including a project to align data collected by local Jewish Federations; Hawaii Jewish community engagement; and ensuring the safety and security of the Jewish community

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to enhance the lives of residents by evaluating and addressing community needs through strategic grantmaking, promoting responsible philanthropy, and connecting donors to causes that matter to them

to support the Pathway to Home program, which works to guide clients from homelessness to independent living

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to advance education, financial stability, and health in order to help families achieve self-sufficiency

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides fashion and digital marketing employment training, case management, counseling, and other support services for women leaving the field of sex work

to support the general operations of this organization and its agencies, which fund hundreds of nonprofits in New York, Israel, and throughout the world, providing services for the most vulnerable, including those living in poverty, as well as older adults and Holocaust survivors, and those coping with mental health issues

to support the general operations of this organization, the world’s largest local philanthropy, and its agencies that fund hundreds of nonprofits in New York, Israel, and throughout the world, providing services for the most vulnerable, including older adults, Holocaust survivors, and those coping with mental health issues, and to support emergency expenses ensuring the safety and security of the Jewish community

to support security for the local Jewish community, including training, installation of security equipment, and dedicated personnel

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to advance education, financial stability, and health in order to help families achieve self-sufficiency

to support the construction of the United Way Family Center at Excel Academy, which will provide services designed to help young parents stay in and graduate from high school while providing their children with a high-quality education

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides services to the community in the areas of prevention, volunteerism, and information and referral services

to support MAʻO Farms’ acquisition of additional land, as well as a new processing facility, that will expand operations and quadruple the number of youth that can participate in the organization’s work-based learning, leadership, post-secondary education, and community health progra

to support college and career preparation, as well as work-based learning opportunities for youth and to improve health and food security outcomes for the broader community

to support this organization in providing emergency solutions to the impacts of the pandemic on the Pacific Islander community

to support this organization’s work combatting antisemitism

to support the renovation of this organization’s offices with the goal of creating a new employment center for young adults who have graduated from youth villages throughout Israel

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides in and out-of-school time programs, including academic support and college and career readiness, as well as health and wellness enrichment for school-age youth

to support the capital needs of both The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Y and the Historic Druid Hill Y, in order to create spaces that better meet the City’s need for senior activities, youth development, wellness, and intergenerational program space

to support the renovation of this organization’s two new service locations, which will provide sexual violence support services, as well as economic empowerment and entrepreneurship programs