to support the Career Connections Navigator Model, an employment program for people exiting homelessness and part of the Rapid Re-Housing program

to support the general operations of this organization, which will strengthen summer school offerings for public school students in a rural area and increase the number of homegrown teachers in Hawaiʻi’s Title I public schools

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides job-training and placement programs for ultra-orthodox women

to support this organization’s Arc Discovery Employment Transitions (ADEPT) program, which prepares and helps integrate youth with disabilities into their communities

to support the renovation of this organization’s facility with the goal of improving the delivery of employment programming for individuals with disabilities

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 provide comprehensive services, including health care, crisis assistance, supportive housing, education, and food

to support the needs of students, including technology, within the City’s shelter system

to support this organization’s joint venture with the Israeli government to better serve the ultra-orthodox community by identifying and developing effective employment programs within the hi-tech sector

to support the renovation of this organization’s job-training sites with the goal of providing welcoming, professional environments for participants to reach their vocational goals

to support the general operations of this organization, which helps individuals become self-sufficient by providing them with comprehensive training, paid work experience, and career advancement services in the green energy, infrastructure, and maintenance sectors

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 this organization’s Full Calabash Fund, which provides nonprofit organizations with the resources and technical assistance necessary to partner with local food producers and feed individuals, families, and older adults

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 general operations of this organization, which provides free mental health services for underinsured or uninsured residents who are ineligible for Medicaid

to support the construction of a new day care center serving older adults, some of whom are coping with Alzheimer’s and related dementias

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides intensive mentoring services for high school students experiencing barriers to learning both in and out of the classroom

to support the construction of affordable housing and a day care center, both of which will allow older adults with disabilities to age in their community with maximum quality of life

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides job-training and placement services within the hi-tech industry for Israeli-Arabs

to support the construction of a wing connected to this organization’s facility, which will house a larger dining facility, residential rooms, nursing and counseling offices, laundry facilities, and recreational spaces

to support this organization’s anti-trafficking program, which provides a range of services from crisis response to long-term needs, including housing, transportation, and medical expenses for survivors

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 expansion of digital technology to food pantries with the goal of helping individuals and families select healthy food options in a format that maintains choice and dignity

to support the construction of an addition to this organization’s facility, as well as upgrades to the Thorne PACE (Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) center, which will enable older adults who are eligible for nursing home care to age in their communities with maximum quality of life

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 HIRE360, a program that expands employment opportunities for minority residents in the construction, manufacturing, and service industries through pre-apprenticeship job-training and placement services

to support this organization’s program, which provides soft-skills training, paid professional internships, and supportive services for high school students

to support this organization’s four-year teacher preparation program, which recruits qualified college graduates to earn a master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University, while teaching in an urban school district

to support this organization’s Rapid Re-Housing program, which works to ensure youth have the skills and resources necessary to sustain stable housing and engage as stable community members

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides job training in the automotive industry, as well as vehicles for work, with the goal of helping individuals reach self-sufficiency

to support the expansion and renovation of this organization’s dental clinic, which will increase access to oral health care in a rural community

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

to help meet the immediate needs of people formerly or currently experiencing homelessness

to support the renovation of a building for this organization, which provides safe shelter, counseling, and other support services for women escaping domestic violence, as well as their children

to support 14 domestic violence shelters with emergency expenses and to establish a temporary shelter for women escaping domestic violence

to support the general operations of this organization’s Pitch In program, which works to ensure students, grades four through eight, develop the academic and emotional skills necessary to transition successfully into high school

to support the renovation of a primary care clinic with the goal of expanding health care services for patients

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides training programs for primary care residents and cardiology fellows through affiliations with hospitals, the Veteran’s Administration, and federally qualified health centers

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 this organization’s Summer Arts and Learning Academy, a five-week program that provides learning opportunities for students, pre-kindergarten through grade five

to support the renovation of this organization’s new building (to be shared with Code in the Schools) to create additional office and program space with the goal of expanding out-of-school time programs, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) education, and college and career preparedness

to support this organization, which helps out-of-school and at-risk youth expand their skills and obtain employment in a career pathway

to support business training courses, mentoring, and other services for women living in neighborhoods located in the Negev or Galilee

to support the construction of the Domestic Violence Family Support Center, which provides housing and support services for women and children escaping violence

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