Opportunitywork

Funding pattern

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Grant history

All 8 reported grants, largest first.

• $150,000

  Launch of Philadelphia · Philadelphia, PA · 2024

  Launch of philadelphia aims to reduce occupational segregation for stars in the philadelphia metropolitan region who are seeking employment in high-demand tech sector jobs.

• $150,000

  Towards Employment · Cleveland, OH · 2024

  To counteract occupational segregation and create greater economic mobility for stars in cleveland neighborhoods most impacted by historic redlining. Toward employment will deliver the workadvance career pathway model t… read allTo counteract occupational segregation and create greater economic mobility for stars in cleveland neighborhoods most impacted by historic redlining. Toward employment will deliver the workadvance career pathway model to support stars in gaining skills and connections to higher paying jobs with pathways to advancement. less
• $137,500

  Central City Neighborhood Partners · Los Angeles, CA · 2024

  To provide economic mobility opportunities for stars in los angeles, ccnp will focus on identifying specific training, wraparound services and certifications that will assist stars become more financially secure and ach… read allTo provide economic mobility opportunities for stars in los angeles, ccnp will focus on identifying specific training, wraparound services and certifications that will assist stars become more financially secure and achieve higher paying employment opportunities. less
• $137,500

  Northland Workforce Training Center · Buffalo, NY · 2024

  Many stars share that they lack the time and resources to invest in training and education. To address this issue, nwtc will develop and implement accelerated and certificate training programs, building pathways into se… read allMany stars share that they lack the time and resources to invest in training and education. To address this issue, nwtc will develop and implement accelerated and certificate training programs, building pathways into segregated occupations/industries in the city of buffalo, and offer these programs at no expense for stars seeking high paying careers in advanced manufacturing and clean energy. less
• $137,500

  Propel America · Boston, MA · 2024

  To build greater endorsement of stars (particularly young adults of color in our regions) in healthcare, propel america will ensure its program graduates are successfully earning their credential and landing full-time r… read allTo build greater endorsement of stars (particularly young adults of color in our regions) in healthcare, propel america will ensure its program graduates are successfully earning their credential and landing full-time roles as medical assistants and sterile processing technicians, so they are on a path of upward mobility and career advancement while building a more representative healthcare workforce. less
• $137,500

  Turing School of Software & Design · Denver, CO · 2024

  The turing school of software and designs ultimate goal over the next year is to ensure high-pay, high-satisfaction employment on a fast timeline for every turing graduate. To fulfill our mission, we must recruit and tr… read allThe turing school of software and designs ultimate goal over the next year is to ensure high-pay, high-satisfaction employment on a fast timeline for every turing graduate. To fulfill our mission, we must recruit and train a diverse and inclusive student body and that means stars, particularly women, veterans, black, and hispanic students without a four-year degree. less
• $75,000

  Prison University Project Inc Dba Mount Tamalpais College · San Quentin, CA · 2024

  To support the star breakthrough program

• $75,000

  Tides Center · San Francisco, CA · 2024

  To support the star breakthrough program

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