Funders / California

Foundations that fund job training and workforce programs in California

164 foundations have made 1,688 grants to job training and workforce programs in California, with a median grant of $31,251. At least 49 of them accept unsolicited applications, per their most recent Form 990-PF.

164

Funders

1,688

Grants

$31,251

Median grant

644

Organizations in category

  1. La Cooperativa Campesina de California — 14 grants to 3 organizations, median $830,826, largest $2,706,081. That is 48% of its California giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

  2. Redf — 25 grants to 7 organizations, median $30,000, largest $375,000. That is 26% of its California giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

  3. National Day Laborer Organizing Network — 7 grants to 3 organizations, median $25,000, largest $89,000. That is 21% of its California giving. Last grant here 2021; still granting as of 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

  4. Tipping Point Community — 25 grants to 8 organizations, median $250,000, largest $863,500. That is 6% of its California giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

  5. Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation — 10 grants to 8 organizations, median $3,500, largest $7,500. That is 7% of its California giving. Last grant here 2023. Accepts applications, usually due Mar 3.

  6. Pricewaterhousecoopers Charitable Foundation Inc — 9 grants to 5 organizations, median $25,000, largest $1,150,000. That is 6% of its California giving. Last grant here 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

  7. Latino Community Foundation — 15 grants to 6 organizations, median $50,000, largest $130,500. That is 4% of its California giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

  8. Unidosus — 8 grants to 3 organizations, median $72,125, largest $213,438. That is 6% of its California giving. Last grant here 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

  9. Kaiser Foundation Hospitals — 50 grants to 22 organizations, median $41,250, largest $32,500,000. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

  10. Foundation for California Community Colleges — 24 grants to 8 organizations, median $107,452, largest $676,516. That is 2% of its California giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

The 10 funders most focused on job training and workforce programs in California, out of 164 on record.

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