• The Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City
    $185,000 through June, 2015

    to study a cohort of youth transitioning from the foster care and/or juvenile justice system in New York City.

    Foster Youth USA Awarded: August, 2012
  • Catholic Education Foundation
    $1,000,000 through June, 2014

    to provide 800 elementary students with tuition awards and to support non-tuition based programs to enhance the overall development of the students and the marketability of Catholic schools.

    Catholic Education USA Awarded: August, 2012
  • University of Chicago
    $600,000 through August, 2015

    to study the outcomes of the first cohorts of youth eligible for foster youth benefits through age 21 through the California Fostering Connections to Success Act (AB 12).

    Foster Youth USA Awarded: August, 2012
  • CARE, Inc.
    $1,500,000 through May, 2017

    to use implementation science to evaluate and identify strategies that increase the effectiveness of Early Childhood Development program delivery and improve developmental outcomes for children affected by HIV/AIDS under the age of five in Mozambique.

    Global Early Childhood Development Africa Awarded: May, 2012
  • Catholic Relief Services
    $4,600,000 through December, 2015

    to design and implement a holistic approach to meeting the unique developmental needs of children affected by HIV/AIDS under the age of five in Kenya, Malawi, and Tanzania.

    Global Early Childhood Development Africa Awarded: May, 2012
  • National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Southern California & Nevada Chapter
    $1,245,000 through June, 2016

    to support three critical research projects recommended by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's national expert volunteer peer reviewers: Progressive Multiple Sclerosis, Rehabilitation, and Promising Concepts and Leads.

    Multiple Sclerosis USA Awarded: May, 2012
  • Federation Employment and Guidance Service
    $400,000 through June, 2014

    to provide education and employment services for foster youth and former foster youth in New York City.

    Foster Youth USA Awarded: May, 2012
  • L.A. Family Housing Corporation
    $700,000 through June, 2014

    To support the San Fernando Valley Homeless Coalition's efforts to place and maintain chronically homeless persons in permanent supportive housing.

    Homelessness USA Awarded: May, 2012
  • Housing California
    $300,000 through May, 2014

    for community outreach and policy work to build support for affordable housing in California.

    Homelessness USA Awarded: May, 2012
  • National Religious Vocation Conference
    $650,000 through June, 2013

    to build organizational capacity to implement the Moving Forward in Hope National Vocation Plan and to support key programs.

    Catholic Sisters USA Awarded: May, 2012