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Grants paid by Alaska Airlines Foundation, tax year 2022
EIN 92-0166198 · Anchorage, AK · Form 990-PF, Part XV · NTEE T21
In tax year 2022, Alaska Airlines Foundation (EIN 92-0166198) reported 64 grants paid totaling $562,500. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.
Every grant, 2022
| Tax year | Recipient | Match | Amount | Type | Purpose | Source filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Alaska Development Corporation Juneau, AK | B | $50,000 | paid | ADC, through JEDC, is the Delivery Organization for Alaska, providing robotics programs to K-12th grade students in over 70 communities. Teams at each level end their season with an in-person or remote tournament or showcase with the excitement of a sporting event run by hundreds of volunteers statewide. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | United Way of King County Seattle, WA | B | $20,000 | paid | United Way of King County's postsecondary initiative, Bridge To Finish, disrupts poverty by connecting students living in poverty with financial tools to meet their basic needs while they pursue a college degree or certificate. Key components of the program include: -One-time emergency grants that are coordinated with other financial assistance and resources to ensure students can stay in school. -Benefits Hubs, as locations are called, are accessible both on campus and online. -Financial tools are the foundation of the program. Students can access coaching, assistance with financial aid, public benefit enrollment, and much more. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | YMCA of Greater Seattle Seattle, WA | U | $20,000 | paid | The Charlie LaBenz Youth Development Center was designed to address this need in South King County, providing a space specifically designed for teens in this region to hang out and be themselves. The Center offers games, art supplies, computers, music production equipment, and athletic equipment for teens to access on a drop-in basis. The Center also offers targeted programming; for example, a Learning Lab where high school students can access structured workshops and unstructured study assistance. Moreover, through its dedicated staff members, the Center offers safe and trustworthy adult mentors for young people who may not have positive adults elsewhere in their lives. Through programming at the Center, young people receive many opportunities to develop their physical, social, emotional, and cognitive abilities. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Yuut Elitnaurviat Inc Bethel, AK | U | $20,000 | paid | Yuut Elitnaurviat operates a regional nonprofit vocational campus located in Southwestern Alaska. We provide industry driven training and educational programs on our Bethel Our programs include our 18-month FAA Aviation Maintenance Technician program as well as the state's only Licensed Practical Nursing program, certified welding, commercial driver training and the state's only Village Police officer training. We also provide the most basic services a student needs to get started like GED tutoring, NCCER core construction and basic driver license training and proctoring. We also have the only PSI and PearsonVue testing centers in our region. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Juma Ventures San Francisco, CA | B | $15,000 | paid | Juma serves 670 low-moderate income youth per year across six U.S. markets: San Francisco, San Jose, Atlanta, Houston, Sacramento, and Seattle. Juma partners with major sports and entertainment venues to offer youth employment in our social enterprise concession businesses. In conjunction with a job, Juma provides financial capability services, career coaching, and connection to education and career pathways. Finally, we partner with local nonprofit organizations in each market who have expertise in working with vulnerable young people. These organizations refer youth in need of employment to Juma and provide youth with wrap around services such as housing and mental health services. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Girls Inc of the Pacific Northwest Portland, OR | B | $15,000 | paid | Girls Inc. of the Pacific Northwest is a nonprofit provider of afterschool and summer youth mentorship programs. Our mission is to inspire all girls to be healthy, educated, and independent, with the long-term vision of having an equitable society. We provide our mentorship programs free-of-charge for 2nd-12th grade youth. Our trained, trauma-informed mentors and Girls Inc. curriculum support every area of a young person's development. This includes lessons and activities that support youths' physical and mental health, healthy relationships, academic achievement, and life, workplace, and leadership skills. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Covenant House Alaska Anchorage, AK | C | $10,000 | paid | Covenant House Alaska serves young people from all across Alaska who come to Anchorage looking for opportunities they often do not find, and without a support network, have nowhere safe to go. CHA serves teens and young adults with shelter, housing, education and employment support, a primary care clinic, substance abuse and mental health counseling, help navigating community resources, and so much more. Our goal is to ensure that no young person who becomes homeless must ever be forced to sleep on the streets or make impossible choices to survive. Through our philosophy of relentless engagement, we make sure no youth must face their challenges alone. We walk alongside them, through successes or failures, with the consistency that all kids need in caring adults. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Maui Hui Malama Wailuku, HI | B | $10,000 | paid | Maui Hui Malama's Youth Entrepreneurship Program (YEP) is a 12-week program for students on Maui that provides a live online entrepreneurship course, hands-on training in their community and a stipend upon completion of the program. The program was designed to meet the needs of disadvantaged youth struggling to graduate from secondary school on Maui, but is open to students in middle and high school. The purpose of this program is to increase the economic and social welfare of low income families on Maui by giving youth an introduction to the workforce and small business management before they graduate from high school. Students receive private tutoring services, case management, and basic needs provisions while enrolled in this program to provide holistic academic support to our clients. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Girl Scouts of Western Washington Seattle, WA | B | $10,000 | paid | Sky's the Limit - Discover Aviation & Aerospace is built on program progressions that tie to the characteristics and learning styles of each age-level of Girl Scouting. In 2022 we have added our youngest Girl Scouts to the program through other funding sources. The focus of our Daisy (K-1st) and Brownie (2nd-3rd) aviation programming is the physics of flight and learning about women in aviation history. As our Girl Scouts progress to Juniors (4th-5th) and Cadettes (6th-8th), we turn our focus to career exploration by bringing in guest speakers and activities from today's aviation and aerospace industries. As our Girl Scouts move to Seniors (9th-10th) and Ambassadors (11th-12th), we add an additional focus on mentorships, scholarships, internships, apprenticeships, and planning for their first year in college or trade school. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Winners at Work Inc Honolulu, HI | B | $10,000 | paid | At Abilities Unlimited, we have been committed for the last 15 years to systemic change that empowers individuals with disabilities. We work on the micro- and macro-level to foster dignity and self-worth amongst participants. Our services include an Employment Program and a Training Program. For Hawaii's high school transitioning youth, Abilities Unlimited's Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) partners with YMCA at Camp Erdman to provide a six-week opportunity for paid internships, which includes a two-week YMCA overnight experience with a focus on life skills. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley San Jose, CA | B | $10,000 | paid | The Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley (HFSV) is dedicated to inspiring community philanthropy and engaging people to invest in the educational achievement, leadership development, research, and convening and engaging the Hispanic community to improve the quality of life for Latinos and the Silicon Valley region. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Ilisagvik College Barrow, AK | B | $10,000 | paid | Ilisagvik College is the only tribal college in Alaska. While our primary population is Inupiaq, we serve a broad population of tribal and Alaskan students. We provide workforce, vocational, and academic education to our students, as well as offer various types of pre-college programming to encourage rural Alaskan students to consider college and think about their future. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Alliance for Education Seattle, WA | B | $10,000 | paid | The Alliance for Education's (Alliance) mission is to support excellence in education by advancing excellence, educational justice, and racial equity for students in Seattle Public Schools (SPS). The Alliance for Education is the only organization of its kind serving all 106 106 3 Seattle Public Schools (SPS). The Alliance serves as a convener, connector, and collaborator, stewarding philanthropic funding, innovation, and expertise to ensure that every public school in Seattle has the resources they need. The Alliance's work is designed to challenge systemic inequities in public schools and create a more equitable education system that allows all Seattle students to thrive. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Hawaii Public Television Foundation Honolulu, HI | B | $10,000 | paid | HIKI NO - Hawaiian for "can do" is Hawaii's New Wave of Storytellers - elementary, middle and high school students from up to 90 public, private and charter schools on the islands of Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Molokai and Hawaii Island who learn digital storytelling and workforce skills by producing stories from their personal perspectives about school life, family and the communities they live in. Students from diverse educational, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds have equal access to project-based learning by researching topics, writing scripts, interviewing subjects and mastering digital filming/editing techniques. HIKI NO digital storytelling is taught in class, online and in afterschool programs across the state by teachers trained by PBS Hawaii Learning Initiatives, industry professionals and education partners. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Techbridge Girls Oakland, CA | C | $10,000 | paid | Techbridge Girls re-engineers the way BIPOC girls* from marginalized communities experience STEM by catalyzing out-of-school time (OST) STEM educators and STEM professionals into equity educators and advocates through training and curricula that promote access, belonging and persistence. TBG has reengineered the way STEM education is taught, centering our girls' brilliance and potential, with an emphasis on increasing STEM access, belonging, and persistence for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) youth from marginalized communities. We believe that without BIPOC girls' experiences, values, interests, voices, and brilliance, we will never experience the full possibilities of what STEM can do for our world. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Climbhi Honolulu, HI | C | $10,000 | paid | ClimbHI seeks to inspire students to finish high school and proceed to post-secondary education or employment by exposing them to future career paths and the steps necessary to achieve those goals. The organization reaches thousands of students and teachers each year. ClimbHI connects students, educators, businesses, and organizations in a collective effort to sustain education and culture for Hawaii students. It achieves this through three primary initiatives: The ClimbHI Bridge online portal; Leadership, Exploration, Inspiration (LEI) in-person events; and the ClimbHI Service Excellence Certificate program through the Hawaii State Department of Education. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Rainier Scholars Seattle, WA | B | $10,000 | paid | Rainier Scholars cultivates the academic potential and leadership skills of hard-working, underrepresented students of color. By creating access to transformative educational and career opportunities and providing comprehensive support to scholars and families, we increase college graduation rates and empower new generations of leaders. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Junior Achievement of Alaska Inc Anchorage, AK | B | $10,000 | paid | Students that participate in the JA Inspire program are able to: apply for jobs, attend industry panels from leading experts based in Anchorage speaking about the future workforce, write resumes, complete a work readiness career assessment, download attachments to store in a digital backpack and to share with their families, and listen to webinars with advice on professional workplace attire, keys to success, becoming an entrepreneur, and more. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Devmission San Francisco, CA | D | $10,000 | paid | Low-income youth of color in the underserved communities targeted by Dev/Mission have the unique opportunity to pursue careers in the Bay Area's global technology hub. Dev/Mission offers four programs for low-income children, youth, and young adults with the purpose of breaking the cycle of poverty in communities of color and diversifying the tech industry. All programming is delivered at San Francisco affordable housing developments. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Excel Alaska Inc Anchorage, AK | C | $10,000 | paid | EXCEL's mission/vision is to provide rural Alaska youth and young adults with the transition skills to be successful after they graduate from high school, whether it be residing in a rural or urban area of their choice. This is accomplished through increasing each student's awareness and knowledge in a wide variety of areas including personal, social and career development, service training, urban familiarization, leadership, character, and life skills development. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Hawaii Youth Symphony Association Honolulu, HI | B | $10,000 | paid | Hawaii Youth Symphony's mission is to develop youth to their fullest potential, through orchestral music, in the setting of our islands' culture. HYS serves hundreds of students throughout the year. Most are from Hawaii, but we also have students from Asia and the continental United States. Our aspirational vision is to "Make Music A Right," so that every child regardless of economic background can learn to play an instrument, participate in an ensemble, or otherwise experience the timeless and lifelong benefits of music education. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Washington First Robotics Kent, WA | B | $10,000 | paid | FIRST (For the Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Washington (FIRST) engages youth ages 6-18 in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, technology, engineering, and math skills, inspire innovation, and foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership. We strive to bring STEM equity, access, and inclusion to the most disadvantaged youth in communities lacking resources, so that ALL youth can develop 21st century workforce/life skills; so that the STEM pipeline includes more diversity; and so that we can solve the STEM workforce shortage for local businesses. FIRST, the largest afterschool STEM program in Washington, serves over 15,000 through a seamless progression of programs which engages students from grades K-12 into the world of STEM and prepares them for post-secondary education and the workforce. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | The Unity Council Oakland, CA | U | $10,000 | paid | Latinx Mentoring & Achievement (LMA) is a year-round, culturally rooted program designed to empower Oakland girls and non-binary youth ages 13-18. Serving a total of 70 unduplicated participants annually, our goal is to improve outcomes for Latinx girls through three components: 1) Community/Cultural Awareness; 2) Peer Wellness Ambassadors; and 3) Leadership/Civic Engagement. Programming is offered in-person at Fremont and Skyline High Schools 42 weeks during the school year, year-round at The Unity Council, and during a 2-week summer leadership development institute. LMA is unique in that it works at the intersection of culture, school, community, health and leadership. The program seeks to actualize positive outcomes not just for the individual participants, but for families, other OUSD youth and East Oakland community at large who interact with our participants. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Girl Scouts of Hawaii Honolulu, HI | C | $10,000 | paid | GSH provides girls with access to high-quality educational programming and STEM learning opportunities that inspire them to enter STEM in higher education and future careers. GSLE is a program model used nationally and informed by rigorous research carried out by the Girl Scout Research Institute. GSLE engages girls in Leadership Journeys that involve them in decision-making and leadership activities, hands-on learning through an ongoing cycle of action and reflection, and cooperative work to promote fun, friendship, and teamwork that are integral to Girl Scouting. Leadership Journeys are comprised of a series of themed hands-on experiences and are aligned with the Common Core State Standards to complement academic studies at all grade levels and expose girls to STEM from an early age. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Red-Tailed Hawks Mukilteo, WA | U | $10,000 | paid | RTH has an established a year-around youth program, which introduces underserved and underrepresented youth to the world of aviation, engages their minds with practical applications of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), and inspires them towards aviation and aerospace related career fields. We serve a diverse group of students and by no means does one have to be black to be a member. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Silicon Valley Education Foundation San Jose, CA | B | $10,000 | paid | SVEF is dedicated to creating economic opportunity for underserved students by advancing quality STEM education programs and clearing pathways to higher education and the 21st-century workforce. SVEF's proven academic programs are designed to reduce the opportunity gap in under-resourced communities by helping students of low-income backgrounds achieve STEM proficiency, and by training educators in culturally responsive pedagogy and digital learning technologies. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | The Student Conservation Association Arlington, VA | C | $10,000 | paid | The Student Conservation Association (SCA) Bay Area Community Crews will provide local high school youth with practical workforce development opportunities through paid, hands-on conservation projects at local parks, botanical gardens, and green spaces. SCA Community Crews are designed to be first-time experiences in conservation for its participants, who live in urban centers within daily commuting distance of their SCA work site. Youth are recruited from local high schools and through community partner organizations. The program is designed for youth with limited exposure to the outdoors. Because youth in urban centers often have limited opportunities for employment, SCA provides participants a stipend or wage for their work and focuses on the development of job readiness skills. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Asian Counseling and Referral Service Seattle, WA | B | $10,000 | paid | ACRS is seeking program funds to address education gaps among English language learners (ELL) and Southeast Asian youth in Seattle. The Pathways to our Future program is designed for low-income youth, English language learners (ELL) and Southeast Asian youth and will provide leadership development, cultural identity workshops, educational support, job readiness training, and more. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Southwest Youth and Family Service Seattle, WA | C | $10,000 | paid | Southwest Youth & Family Services has been providing critical services in significantly under-resourced communities in South King County, Washington. As systemic racial and economic inequities continue to create barriers for communities of color, our organization remains committed to seeing our diverse community thrive. Southwest Youth & Family Services' mission is to partner with youth and families to transform their futures. Our organizational goal is to remove barriers and offer a variety of resources to support the goals of the students and families who live in South King County. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | College Possible Saint Paul, MN | B | $10,000 | paid | College Possible is dedicated to dislodging barriers to higher education to elevate underserved communities, one degree at a time. Our high school program addresses common academic, social, and financial barriers to college by providing programming to students during their junior and senior years. AmeriCorps service members, called coaches, serve full-time at our partner high schools. Coaches serve as student mentors, resources, and advocates, building a community in which students excel. Coaches lead group sessions during the week, with 10-20 high school students at a time. Throughout the two years in the high school program students will receive test prep; financial literacy; build on non-cognitive abilities proven to facilitate college success; improve their understanding of the admissions process; receive support with completing college, scholarship, and financial applications; and receive support throughout the college enrollment process. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Nalukai Foundation Kamuela, HI | B | $10,000 | paid | Create a community of like-minded aspiring entrepreneurs and leaders who can rely on each other for collaboration, support, and candid feedback. We aim to help students realize the unique environment for building and running businesses here in Hawai'i. We believe that creating a network of young people who have a solid understanding of Hawai'i's culture, environment, challenges, and opportunities, exposing them to mentorship from homegrown entrepreneurs, business, and non-profit leaders, and equipping them with tools to articulate and present their ideas and the ways in which they want to add value to Hawai'i and it people will create a collaborative community of supportive young leaders. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Common Grace Honolulu, HI | B | $10,000 | paid | Common Grace uses mentorship to provide underserved children support, guidance, and encouragement to build the social skills and coping mechanisms required to become a successful adult. Malama Mentors partners exceptional juniors and seniors in local high schools with students in need at nearby elementary schools. Mohala Mentors is a similar mentoring program that serves middle school mentees. Mentors are recommended by their counselors or teachers and are typically high school juniors and seniors who demonstrate compassion for others, commitment, and the desire to work with children. A handful of mentors are college students. CG trains Mentors in adolescent developmental stages and in techniques to improve their social emotional skills and those of their mentees. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Sharefest Community Development Inc San Pedro, CA | B | $7,500 | paid | YLA is a multifaceted youth development program that delivers a comprehensive College and Career Development course at five Continuation High Schools in the South LA and Harbor areas of Los Angeles. The course addresses foundational personal growth work in Socio-Emotional Learning, Purpose Education, Professional Development, College/Career Access, Entrepreneurship, Financial Literacy and Service Learning. The curriculum is divided into semester-long units that progress and build on each other. Coursework is complemented with mentorship, case management and mental health support, community service projects and leadership training, field trips and experiential education, and a variety of employment and educational opportunities. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Be a Mentor Hayward, CA | B | $5,000 | paid | Be A Mentor offers mentoring services to under-served youth in the San Francisco Bay Area and throughout California. We are a leader in advancing and strengthening mentoring for at-promise and low-performing youth. Originally founded in 1992, we have managed numerous mentoring projects with cities, counties, and schools, providing direct mentoring services and pairing thousands of youth with caring adult role models. Our programs reduce gang violence, prevent alcohol and drug abuse, and improve academic performance, and have served marginalized youth including foster youth, children with parents in prison and transitional youth. Working with partners, we help to recruit, train, and oversee mentors as they work with youth to improve academic, social, and career outcomes. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Big Sur Land Trust Monterey, CA | B | $5,000 | paid | Big Sur Land Trust's Youth Leadership Series provides training, mentorship, and nature camp employment opportunities that are specifically accessible to youth ages 15-20 who identify as a person of color, LGBTQIA+, migrants, or are otherwise marginalized, feel unsafe in, or underrepresented in outdoor recreation spaces. The Youth Leadership Series originated as a way for motivated camp alumni to gain practical experience as a camp counselor during Big Sur Land Trust's overnight nature camps. The restructured, expanded version of this program initiated in July 2021 and expands the variety of opportunities provided to youth leaders through environmental/camp service days and trainings in facilitation, group management, and environmental justice issues at cohort meetings. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Teens in Public Service Seattle, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | TIPS Summer Internship Program connects teens in the Puget Sound with transformational, paid internships at local nonprofit organizations where they gain practical work experience, build leadership and professional skills, and put their values into action. TIPS enables young people to explore and cultivate a framework for lifelong service and helps nonprofit partners with capacity to hire additional support during the summer. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Old Skool Cafe San Francisco, CA | B | $5,000 | paid | Old Skool Cafe is a violence prevention program with the mission to provide job training, employment, and a second chance at life by way of a jazz restaurant run by at-risk, formerly incarcerated, and foster care youth ages 16-22. Over the course of seventeen years, Old Skool Cafe has become an on-ramp to life success for the significantly disadvantaged youth of San Francisco's Bayview-Hunter's Point community. It does this via hands-on mentorship and life skill training in the context of the Old Skool Cafe. Graduates of this program are being integrated into the wider hospitality and food service industry of San Francisco. The focus of the program is educational completion, life skill development in the context of accountability and structure, and equipping youth to connect to career opportunities. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Adelante Mujeres Forest Grove, OR | B | $5,000 | paid | The Chicas Youth Development (Chicas) Program provides year-round, culturally specific services at 28 public schools to address prevailing educational and racial disparities for over 700 Latinx youth throughout Washington County. Alaska Airlines Foundation will specifically support Latinx youth in grades 8-post secondary schooling (ages 14-24) with college & career readiness activities that ensure long-term engagement (retention) in learning environments and thus life-long careers. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Atwork Bellevue, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | AtWork!'s vision is to build a world where people of all abilities can thrive. To do this, we empower people with disabilities to be productive, integrated, and contributing members of their communities. We provide employment readiness support, on-the-job training, retention services, and community involvement resources - all of which are customized to the needs and interests of the people we serve. Across each of our sites in King, Snohomish, and Spokane Counties, we support over 450 individuals each year in securing employment and fulfilling personal goals. Alongside our assistance services, AtWork! also provides jobs through our small business operations, including landscaping, food service, and packing and assembly. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Mission Bit San Francisco, CA | C | $5,000 | paid | Mission Bit began offering programs to high school students in 2013 to fill the gap in computer science education. Mission Bit works to bridge the tech divide by delivering engaging courses that reach all of San Francisco's neighborhoods, so that every young person enjoys an equal opportunity to contribute to the global technology revolution. Mission Bit programming helps keep our youth and residents' part of the tech industry and prepares them for opportunities in tech and computer science they would otherwise not have access to. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Mentoring Urban Students and Teens Seattle, WA | C | $5,000 | paid | M.U.S.T. focuses its programming in the South Seattle area and has a strong partnership with the Seattle School district allowing access to student information and the ability to work with counselors, teachers and administrators in recruitment and retention of Mentees. M.U.S.T. also relies heavily on its collaboration with parents and caregivers of the youth it serves, offering family support and communication help when needed as well and food security and resource connections. In addition to these important relationships, M.U.S.T. often works with local colleges, career placements and other community organizations to develop and implement wrap around services and be able to best support the youth and families M.U.S.T. serves. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Mother Africa Kent, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | Through the Refugee Youth Mentorship Program, we provide comprehensive, one-on-one mentorship for refugee youths between the ages of 18 to 24 years old who now reside in King County. We match all enrolled youth with a mentor from our programmatic partner organization, World Relief. Every mentee receives highly skilled case management from one of our Program Coordinators. Program Coordinators check in with mentees at minimum of once a month via phone and meet with mentees as necessary. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | New Avenues for Youth Portland, OR | B | $5,000 | paid | New Avenues for Youth is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention and intervention of youth homelessness. From supporting basic needs like meals and counseling to providing opportunities for education, job training, employment, and housing, we meet youth where they are and help them get where they want to go. Our mission is to work in partnership with our community to prevent youth homelessness and provide young people experiencing or at risk of homelessness with the resources and skills needed to lead health, productive lives. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Washington STEM Seattle, WA | U | $5,000 | paid | Washington STEM is working across sectors and regions to ensure that all students have equal opportunity to benefit from the transformational possibilities that STEM offers. We coordinate, convene, support, and provide technical assistance to public agencies, community groups, nonprofits, and coalitions at various levels--local, regional, and statewide. We work in partnership with 10 regional STEM Networks across the state. Our regional STEM Networks encompass 10 regions (Tacoma STEAM, Snohomish STEM, West Sound STEM, etc.). Each Network includes Pre-K through postsecondary educators, business leaders, STEM professionals, and community leaders. Collectively, we support more than 1,000,000 students and 49,000 teachers across Washington state. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Educating Students Together Los Angeles, CA | B | $5,000 | paid | EST College Access Program increases access, retention, and the graduation of foster and low-income youth at four-year colleges, putting them on the pathway to successful careers and ending the generational cycle of poverty. Since 2002, Educational Student Tours (EST) College Access Program has been empowering economically disadvantaged BIPOC youth, particularly those in foster care, to pursue and achieve their dreams of a college education. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Peace Community Center Tacoma, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | Rooted in the Hilltop neighborhood, Peace Community Center (PCC) believes education is an integral part of a strong community. Peace Community Center creates transformational educational experiences for Hilltop youth and families of promise empowering future success in college, career, and community leadership. We envision a vibrant community where youth and families are life-long learners who use their diverse gifts to cultivate love, justice, and peace for generations to come. We support and encourage youth historically underrepresented in college to cultivate their academic and leadership talents so that they can gain full access to educational opportunities and reach their full potential. We provide a program pathway to Hilltop Scholars, serving students from second grade to college graduation and first career steps. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Year Up Inc Boston, MA | C | $5,000 | paid | Year Up Puget Sound serves low-income young adults ages 18-29 through its workforce development and education program, which is comprised of six months of in-classroom training followed by a six-month internship. For the duration of the program, we offer robust wraparound supports (e.g. on-staff social workers, educational stipends, and a network of community-based providers) for students facing barriers that could impede their progress. After graduating, young adults work with Year Up staff members to secure living-wage employment and enroll in postsecondary education. Our graduates also join the National Alumni Association, a community of more than 24,000 alumni, and receive ongoing support through YUPRO (Year Up Professional Resources, PBC), our employment placement agency. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Latino Education Advancement Foundation San Jose, CA | C | $5,000 | paid | The Latino Education Advancement Foundation (LEAF) is a 501(c)(3) organization focused on providing programs, advocacy, and responsive education initiatives benefiting college-bound students graduating from East San Jose High Schools. The mission of the Latino Education Advancement Foundation is to improve outcomes for Latinx students and families in East San Jose by providing support services for college enrollment and persistence, preparing students and families through the career pathways program, and advocating for educational equity and systemic change. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Choices Education Group Seattle, WA | U | $5,000 | paid | CHOICES is an interactive workshop that focuses on keeping teens in school, motivating them toward their education and future, and introducing them to practical life skills to help them succeed. In fast-paced sessions delivered in real-time, business volunteers demonstrate to students the consequences of not graduating and the opportunities of pursuing their education and future, and take them through real-world exercises on academic self-discipline, time management, decision-making and goal setting. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Youth Inspiration Nation Inc West Covina, CA | C | $5,000 | paid | Youth Inspiration Nation's mission is to provide motivation, inspiration, and education through aviation. The goal is to show kids the power of STEM and the limitless possibilities that come along with it. We use aviation as our educational tool. We teach kids the fundamentals of flight, the science behind keeping an aircraft in the air, test their engineering skills with building activities, and teach them how to fly in static and full motion flight simulators. Aviation education improves focus, builds self-confidence, and exposes kids to a multitude of STEM related professions. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | The Residency Kirkland, WA | C | $5,000 | paid | The Residency offers a wide menu of programs to empower the growth and development of teens and young adults through career exploration and professional development opportunities in the arts. This is part of our overarching goal to make the arts, the greater sector, and arts education more equitable for young people from BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) and low-income communities. Each year, we engage approximately 200 young people through Professional Development & Apprenticeship Programs. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Oregon STEM Eugene, OR | C | $5,000 | paid | Oregon STEM will play a lead role in establishing common measures and a centralized entity for data collection on engagement and student impacts in partnership with the Oregon Department of Education. The organization plans to analyze and synthesize impact data, specifically examining accessibility and opportunities for underrepresented STEM groups, focusing on reach, engagement, and retention. As a result, Oregon STEM can target its efforts to best address the inequities identified through data research as a strategic statewide voice. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Bike Works Seattle, WA | D | $5,000 | paid | Our mission is to promote the bicycle as a vehicle for change to empower youth and build resilient communities. Through our programs, we spark life-long passion for cycling and the outdoors; provide a supportive community where youth are empowered to discover their voices, strengths, and potential; and offer hands-on vocational and soft skills training to prepare alumni for jobs both in and out of the cycling industry. Program graduates gain skills related to mechanics and engineering, customer service, warehousing and inventory management, environmental stewardship and sustainability, race and social justice, and community building, and are eligible for paid apprenticeships at Bike Works upon completion. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Portland Workforce Alliance Portland, OR | B | $5,000 | paid | PWA builds enduring partnerships between local businesses and Portland-area high schools. By providing students with real-life work experiences and career-learning opportunities, we enrich their academic knowledge, inspire them to graduate and help them make informed choices after high school and college. We welcome all students, with extra outreach to higher-poverty and marginalized communities. PWA paves the way for employers to strengthen and diversify their workforce, and for young people to find good careers. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Latino Civic Alliance Burien, WA | C | $5,000 | paid | The ACHIEVE Beyond! Program focuses on providing students with knowledge on entering college or the workforce after secondary school. The goal is to encourage students to think about planning their future while also informing them what their options entail and how they can achieve their goals. We plan on implementing the program through several steps: - A weekly meeting for students covering various topics including career choice, funding your career, filling out government forms, how to navigate these areas if you're undocumented, what independent living looks like, and more resources i.e. mock interviews, resume building, applying and finding jobs. - One-on-one meetings. These are for students that request more information or specific information that we can only disclose on a one-on-one. - Parent Engagement. We have been successful including parents within their student's journey. We encourage students to include their parents within their decision-making progress. We meet with pare | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | California Greenworks Los Angeles, CA | C | $5,000 | paid | California Greenworks'(CGW) mission is to improve the quality of life in urban communities through environmental education and implementation of sustainable community-based restoration and neighborhood revitalization projects and programs that promote green space, eliminate urban blight, and advocate for green job creation and economic development. We are striving to become one of California's leading environmental organizations that works toward improving quality of life for urban communities by providing educational programs k-12, continuing education for adults, and advocating for green economic development and environmental justice in urban communities. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Treehouse Seattle, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | Treehouse's mission is to give kids in foster care a childhood and a future. We envision - and strive to create - a world where every child that has experienced foster care has the opportunities and support, they need to pursue their dreams and launch successfully into adult independence. We fulfill our mission through a combination of programs that meet basic material needs, provide access to extracurricular and school activities, and provide individualized academic coaching, advocacy, and mentorship. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Rainbow Labs Mentoring Los Angeles, CA | B | $5,000 | paid | Our programs provide a safe and supportive environment for LGBTQ+ youth to thrive. We do this through innovative afterschool mentoring program for underserved LGBTQ+ youth aged 13-18. All our programming is built on evidence-based research around mental health and LGBTQ+ youth. Our programming is housed at schools and youth serving center-based organizations across Los Angeles. Our program meets twice each week in where LGBTQ+ youth receive one-on-one and group mentoring for a total of three hours of programming. Knowing that access to programming can be difficult, we offer our program virtually and in person. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | The US Green Building Council Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA | U | $5,000 | paid | Through our Green Schools Initiative USGBC-LA is working to provide a holistic approach to promoting on-campus and off-campus cultural change around sustainability awareness and action. The Los Angeles region has the largest proportion of Disadvantaged Communities (DACs) in the country and for this program specifically we will focus on the disadvantaged communities identified per the CalEPA map such as the Eastern San Fernando Valley communities of Pacoima, Panorama City, Van Nuys, and North Hollywood as well as Boyle Heights, and South Los Angeles. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Jvs Socal Los Angeles, CA | B | $5,000 | paid | Youth engagement in paid work opportunities, as well as a post-secondary degree and work-based learning opportunities that include positive relationships with adults can improve youth future success. Recognizing that the road from high school to a promising career is challenging without proper supports, JVS SoCal's Youth Services Division addresses the specialized needs of approximately 650-800 youth and young adults annually across Los Angeles County, preparing them to transition into employment, vocational training, or higher education pathways. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Bipoc Support Foundation Escondido, CA | B | $5,000 | paid | BIPOC Support Foundation holds an annual Explore Next Door camp, consisting of two one-week summer camps that provide cultural, historical, and career education to 75 low-income children ages 10-14 in the San Marcos community. The camp explores the roots and the future potential of San Marcos, creating connections with their city and those who share it with them. Explore Next Door not only serves to bridge the cultural and financial differences of San Marcos youth, it provides support for low income families during the summer months when schools are closed. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Junior Achievement of Oregon & Sw Washington Portland, OR | B | $5,000 | paid | The core purpose of Junior Achievement is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. JA BizTown blends in-class learning with a one-day economic simulation within an 8,500 square foot replica of an American city. In the classroom, upper-elementary students spend 12 hours with teacher-taught curriculum. Students learn essential business concepts, including basic economics, civic responsibility, community engagement and more, before applying for jobs and participating in mock interviews. At JA BizTown, students work together to manage businesses, market goods and services, hold elected office, and manage their income. The highly interactive simulation allows students to bridge the connection between concepts learned in the classroom and the skills they need to succeed in a career. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Reap Inc Portland, OR | D | $5,000 | paid | REAP's Young Entrepreneurs Program (YEP) creates opportunities for students to unleash their innovative potential and explore ways to create their own wealth to become self-sufficient. YEP empowers students between the grades of 6-12 by developing baseline skills to pursue business ventures. Our program serves students that are Black, Indigenous, Latino, and People of Color Our program is culturally responsive and focused on serving and empowering culturally diverse students to unleash their innovative potential and explore ways to create their own wealth to become self-sufficient. YEP works to create new pathways and dismantle barriers for culturally diverse students through the development of leadership skills, general business knowledge, effective self-presentation, networking skills, and access to job markets and training. | 202321239349101777 |
| 2022 | Young and Prosperous Foundation San Diego, CA | C | $5,000 | paid | Scholarship Excellence was created to change the trajectory of students' lives through education success. Students in the Scholarship Excellence also known as (SE) will engage in after school tutoring, college preparatory cohorts, financial aid/scholarship workshops and college tours in and out of the state of California. The goal of Scholarship Excellence is to promote educational success and prepare students for higher education by providing college preparatory workshops and in and out of state college tours. | 202321239349101777 |
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