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ECMC Foundation
This Foundation works exclusively in the area of post-secondary education including job readiness programs.
Read MoreRalph C. Wilson Jr Foundation
This Foundation focuses within its specified geography and on four Areas of Focus, including “Preparing for Success” which includes workforce development programs and organizations. Open application process.
Read MoreRobin Hood Foundation
This Foundation partners exclusively with New York City not-for-profit organizations in multiple areas with a focus on lifting families out of poverty. Workforce Development is a recognized tactic towards that goal.
Read MoreEwing Marion Kauffman Foundation
Supports “ideas and solutions designed to imrove education, boost entrepreneurship, and help communities and individuals thrive.” Career and Employment Readiness is a major portion of the funder’s Education focus. Very strong preference for Greater Kansas City Metro Area.
Read MoreKnight Foundation
Workforce development work falls under the Foundation’s “engaged community” focus are, which seeks to create communities where “people are attached to the place where they live and are invested in the community’s future,” including local pathways to economic opportunity.
Read MoreKresge Foundation
The foundation’s “Human Services” funding area focuses on increasing social economic mobility for people with low incomes. The foundation issues Calls for Proposals periodically; potential applicants should subscribe to the foundation’s newsletter to stay informed of specific funding opportunities.
Read MoreDaniels Fund
Funds career pathways for youth, including technical education, that result in the necessary life skills to become successful adults.
Read MoreWE Energies Foundation
The Foundation’s education funding focuses on opportunities for minorities and women and encourages partnerships between businesses, and educational institutions, and also supports career planning and youth mentorship. Makes grants up to $20,000.
Read MoreThe Liberty Mutual Foundation
Supports programs that help transition-age youth move into education or careers with a special focus on those with disabilities, from low-income homes, or aging out of the foster care system. Grants range from $15,000 to $50,000.
Read MoreU.S Bank Foundation
Supports organizations and programs that help low- and moderate-income and at-risk middle and high school students prepare for post-secondary education, including trade or technical school, and career readiness. Awards range from $10,000 to $50,000.
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