10,000 Degrees

Support students from low income backgrounds in San Francisco to get to and through to a college degree to achieve greater economic equity and break the intergenerational cycle of poverty.

Beyond Emancipation

Empower youth to excel beyond foster care by deepening and expanding BE’s innovative coaching model through the launch of a peer coaching program.

First Place for Youth

Expand housing and program services to high-risk foster and homeless youth by more than 30% in three counties hardest hit by youth homelessness: San Francisco, Alameda, and Santa Clara.

Life Learning Academy

A nonviolent community for students who have not done well in traditional school settings, building the academic, vocational, and social skills necessary for their success.

National Center for Youth Law

Empower Bay Area youth and communities to advocate for juvenile justice reforms that end our overreliance on incarceration, strengthen community-based alternatives, and reduce racial disparities.

New Door Ventures

Expand workforce programs to prepare youth 16-24 for work and life by providing the jobs, training, education and support they need to discover and achieve their potential and transition to adulthood.

Pivotal

Give foster youth in San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties the unwavering support they need to reach their educational and employment goals on the path to economic stability.

RYSE

Cultivate healing and amplify youth voice in Richmond and beyond through RYSE Commons: a new dynamic campus for young people, rooted in creativity, opportunities, and positive relationships.

San Francisco Court Appointed Special Advocates (SFCASA)

Expand to meet the goal of making a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) available to every youth in San Francisco’s foster care system, ensuring they receive the advocacy, support and mentorship they need to thrive.

Teen Success, Inc.

Empower young mothers in their teens to break the cycle of poverty by building the skills and confidence needed to complete high school and pursue post-secondary education.

Young Women's Freedom Center

Train and place systems-involved young women & TGNC youth, ages 14-24 and living in poverty, in meaningful non-profit employment, thereby gaining economic stability and becoming confident leaders.

YR Media (formerly Youth Radio)

Provide media education and jobs for opportunity youth to join the national contributor network of the premier youth-driven media organization.