Grants Archive - Page 15 of 178 - Kenneth Rainin Foundation

The Trust for Public Land conserves and creates parks and open spaces across the United States to enhance community well-being and promote environmental conservation.

The Unquiet Professional is a organization committed to recognizing and honoring our nationÕs Gold Star & Surviving Families, Veterans and military families by providing rewarding and purposeful opportunities to heal from the wounds of war.

The Unquiet Professional is a organization committed to recognizing and honoring our nationÕs Gold Star & Surviving Families, Veterans and military families by providing rewarding and purposeful opportunities to heal from the wounds of war.

The Unquiet Professional is a organization committed to recognizing and honoring our nationÕs Gold Star & Surviving Families, Veterans and military families by providing rewarding and purposeful opportunities to heal from the wounds of war.

Bay Area Community Health, formerly Tri-City Health Center, offers a wide range of healthcare services and education, prioritizing inclusivity and accessibility for all individuals regardless of financial status or background. Through a compassionate approach, they aim to enhance health, prevent diseases and enhance the well-being of every community member.

TRiO Plus is creating an Affordable Housing Marketplace to support teachers of color in living where they work, aiming to enhance student performance by fostering diversity among educators and addressing housing barriers. By prioritizing recruitment and retention of Black, Latine and other teachers of color, TRiO Plus seeks to improve outcomes for Oakland’s diverse student […]

The Lindenauer Center for Corporate Governance is a research institution at Dartmouth College dedicated to exploring and enhancing corporate governance practices in the business world.

The Center for Business, Government & Society (CBGS) at Dartmouth cultivates leadership and expertise at the nexus of business, government and society, focusing on dynamic issues such as ethics, sustainability, social entrepreneurship and corporate responsibility.

The Last Mile (TLM) offers education and technology training to justice-impacted individuals, preparing them for employment in modern job roles and disrupting the cycle of mass incarceration. With in-classroom curricula and transitional support, TLM fosters personal and professional development, creating pathways to meaningful employment for its students.