| Organization | Amount | Location | Award |
|---|
| Action for Children | $30,000 | Chicago, IL | description |
| This grant is restricted to the Public Policy Program: Grassroots Leadership & Organizing Initiative to mobilize the grassroots to improve early childhood policies. |
| Advocate Charitable Foundation | $40,000 | Park Ridge, IL | description |
| This grant is restricted to the “Enhancing Developmentally Oriented Primary Care” initiative (Healthy Steps program), which infuses developmentally oriented practice into health centers serving children from low-income families. |
| Bessie Tartt Wilson Initiative for Children | $70,000 | Boston, MA | description |
| This general operating grant supports BTWIC's efforts to create a better system of compensation for early educators. |
| Child Care Services Association: TEACH | $50,000 | Chapel Hill, NC | description |
| This grant is restricted to the T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood Technical Assistance & Quality Assurance Center. |
| Fight Crime--Invest in Kids | $70,000 | Washington, D.C. | description |
| This grant is restricted to the Early Childhood Workforce Development Policy Plan, which will mobilize Fight Crime members to take action on behalf of workforce policies that improve the quality of early learning. |
| Erikson Institute | $100,000 | Chicago, IL | description |
| This grant is restricted to the New Schools Project to create PK-3 schools in Chicago. |
| Erikson Institute | $100,000 | Chicago, IL | description |
| This grant is restricted to the research and implementation of professional development for agencies working with home-based providers. |
| HealthConnect One | $50,000 | Chicago, IL | description |
| This grant is restricted to the doula accreditation program. |
| Jumpstart for Young Children Inc. | $75,000 | Boston, MA | description |
| This grant is restricted to Jumpstart operationalizing its Strategic Plan and bringing on new markets as School Success Sites. |
| McCormick Center for Early Childhood Leadership | $50,000 | Wheeling,IL | description |
| This grant is restricted to the PAS web-based training project. |
| New America Foundation | $100,000 | Washington, D.C. | description |
| This grant is restricted to the PK-3 Early Education Initiative, which will build federal and state policy support to improve access, quality and alignment in PK-3 early education. |
| Ounce of Prevention Fund | $25,000 | Chicago, IL | description |
| This grant is restricted to the Ounce of Prevention Fund’s Educare Learning Network, which will assist cities in replicating the Educare Center. |
| Ounce of Prevention Fund | $150,000 | Chicago, IL | description |
| This grant is restricted to the Ounce of Prevention Fund’s Follow-Up Study, which will document and analyze the readiness and school success of children who have transitioned from the Ounce’s early education programs into elementary school. |
| Parent-Child Home Program | $50,000 | Garden City, NY | description |
| This is a general operating grant to enable the Parent-Child Home Program to embark on a growth plan. |
| Strategies for Children | $100,000 | Boston, MA | description |
| This general operating support grant will enable Strategies to maintain budget wins for children, create a high-quality early learning system and plan an expansion of their program to include children 0-8. |
| Teach for America | $75,000 | San Francisco, CA | description |
| This grant is restricted to the Bay Area Early Childhood Initiative, which will secure 20 placements of Teach for America teachers in preschool settings. |
| United Way of Massachusetts Bay: Thrive in 5 | $100,000 | Boston, MA | description |
| This grant is restricted to Thrive in 5 to create a School Readiness Pipeline. |
| The University of Washington | $105,000 | Seattle, WA | description |
| This grant is restricted for the National P-3 Center. |
| Voices for Illinois Children | $10,000 | Chicago, IL | description |
| This grant is restricted to providing leadership to the Public Awareness Committee of the Early Learning Illinois Council to make the case for investment in early education to policymakers and the public. |