2022 Grants Awarded: Youth Development
| Organization | Amount | Location | Award |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Chicago | $50,000 | Chicago, IL | description |
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This grant supports the Youth Action Board of the Chicago Continuum of Care. | |||
| Bend the Arc New York | $60,000 | New York, NY | description |
| This is a grant to Bend the Arc New York to support the Funders Collaborative on Youth Organizing. | |||
| Center for Court Innovation | $50,000 | New York, NY | description |
| The Center for Court Innovation's Youth Justice Board is an after-school program that brings together young people to study and propose solutions to the public safety challenges that most affect them. | |||
| Coleman Advocates for Children & Youth | $115,000 | San Francisco, CA | description |
| This is a general operating grant. | |||
| Coro New York Leadership Center | $50,000 | New York, NY | description |
This grant supports the youth leadership development program goal of deeper sustainable partnerships and youth impact on policy and practice. | |||
| Juvenile Law Center | $50,000 | Philadelphia, PA | description |
| This grant supports Juvenile Law Center's Youth Engagement projects that create opportunities for youth with experience in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems to use their personal stories and experiences as a platform for social change in their communities. | |||
| Make the Road New York | $60,000 | New York, NY | description |
| This grant provides general operating support to Make the Road New York. | |||
| Make the Road New York | $60,000 | New York, NY | description |
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This is a grant to Make the Road New York to support the Urban Youth Collaborative | |||
| Mikva Challenge | $85,000 | Chicago, IL | description |
| This grant supports Mikva Challenge's Citywide Youth Council Program that promotes youth voice and youth leadership by providing young people with the knowledge, skills, agency, and access to have a meaningful impact on public policy decisions that significantly impact Chicago youth. | |||
| Oakland Kids First | $50,000 | Oakland, CA | description |
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Oakland Kids First (OKF) builds power for BIPOC Oakland students through youth leader development, Oakland Youth Vote Coalition leadership, and building sustained election infrastructure in order to realize the historic Measure QQ - Oakland Youth Vote (OYV) campaign win after it passed with 67% of the vote in 2020. | |||
| Philadelphia Student Union | $60,000 | Philadelphia, PA | description |
| This is a general operating support grant to Philadelphia Student Union. | |||
| RYSE Center | $60,000 | Richmond, CA | description |
| The grant provides general operating support to the RYSE Center. | |||
| Temple University: University Community Collaborative of Philadelphia | $40,000 | Philadelphia, PA | description |
| This grant will support for the Leadership Development Continuum, a series of after school and summer programs, internships, media production, and paid employment that enables young people to advocate for systemic change. | |||
| Youth United for Change | $60,000 | Philadelphia, PA | description |
| This is a general operating grant to Youth United for Change. | |||