NCCER_Location Specific Grants
California Workforce Development Board
This Foundation is focused exclusively on job training and opportunities for veterans.
Read MoreTexas Workforce Commission
This Foundation is focused exclusively on job training and opportunities for veterans.
Read MoreFlorida Department of Economic Opportunity
This Foundation is focused exclusively on job training and opportunities for veterans.
Read MoreBallmer Group
This Foundation is focused on economic mobility and equity. One of the focus areas inherent in this is College and Career.
Read MoreClowes Fund
This Foundation funds within four Focus Areas of which one is Workforce Development. New grantees are only being accepted in two focus areas currently: Workforce Development and Immigrant Services.
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 MoreNorthwest Area Foundation
This foundation supports job training that leads to high-paying jobs specifically within Native American communities as well as programs that train communities of color, immigrants, refugees, and people in rural areas.
Read MoreCalifornia Wellness Foundation
The foundation supports workforce development focused on formerly incarcerated men and women, immigrants and refugees, or low-income people of color.
Read MoreEqual Representation in Construction Apprenticeships (ERiCA) – California Department of Industrial Relations
Provides $25 million in grants to improve access to training and employment opportunities for women, non-binary and underserved populations within the building and construction trades in California by supporting childcare costs and improving outreach to these populations.
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