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Thie grant will support the YMCA Holiday Toy Drive.

This grant will support the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission’s community programming with a focus on addressing disparities for Black business owners, investors and individuals, including an Economic Empowerment Day and Greenwood Rising Economic Development programs.

This grant will allow Walmart to stay engaged and close to the efforts lead by WRI.

This grant will support a climate risk tool for equitable value chains, which will be developed through WRI's partnerships with actors across select agricultural value chains.

This grant will be used to support the work of World Resources Institute.

This grant will allow Walmart to stay engaged and close to the efforts lead by WWF.

This grant will support 3000 cotton farmers on 3000 acres in the ecologically sensitive Central Indian Landscape to adopt regenerative and Organic practices that will help protect and preserve natural ecosystems and biodiversity, and unlock access to new markets that economically benefit farmers.

This grant will be used to support the work of the World Wildlife Fund Inc.

This grant will take a team-based approach to engage stakeholders, understand our current state, clarify our priorities, and draft an equity plan to advance racial equity in our organization and in our work.

This grant will supports development of a holistic place-based approach to fisheries and aquaculture sustainability in Chile through development of a credible jurisdictional approach framework and innovative financing mechanism, as well as transforming regional capacity on seafood traceability.

This grant will work with Build a Brighter Tomorrow for Our Families by creating communities of health through increasing access to fresh food and nutrition education equitably across neighborhoods.

This grant will accelerate, motivate and scale the adoption of responsible recruitment through innovative solutions including establishing a US trade association around responsible recruitment and leveraging certification and sector collaboration to strengthen market signals.

This grant will address inadequate HR policies and practices and the need for an organizational succession plan.

This grant will expand access to arts entrepreneurship and cultural production through education in apparel design, production, and promotion of the sewn trades ecosystem. Building transferable skills for diverse communities, and creating inclusive spaces that allow for broad access to valuable experiences.

This grant will support a diverse community based sewn trades and fashion design programs meant to uplift and center creative practice in Springdale, AR.

This grant will create greater inclusion in the land conservation movement.

This grant will advance image-based technology to rapidly identify in-field losses of U.S. fruit and vegetable crops during the harvest season. Outcomes include sustainably increased crop yields and grower revenues, reduced inputs through total use of crops, and an increased food supply.

This grant will advance racial equity in criminal justice in Arkansas and the region. The partnership creates the Court Observation Project to collect transparent data about the criminal justice system.

This grant will advance racial equity in disaster resilience and recovery by working directly with state and local leaders to unlock federal funds and successfully build plans for mitigation and recovery programs that directly engage and benefit low-income communities.

This grant will deploy immediate response resources to Hurricane Ida survivors by way of its SHARE fund and SBP's Disaster Corps. This grant will support the relief and recovery efforts of SBP and its nonprofit partners throughout disaster-impacted communities.

This grant will drive immediate relief for Hurricane Ian survivors across Florida and South Carolina, shrinking the time between disaster and recovery for marginalized, hard-hit communities.

This grant will advance the dialogue around equity in digital credentialing technologies by mapping how existing efforts consider equity and developing a framework and tools for decision-makers to understand and evaluate digital credentials with an equity lens.

This grant will will support two connected projects: the first project produces a series of thought pieces to be published as blogposts and the second project realizes a convening of community-focused disaster practitioners.

This grant will help Brookings not only build more robust, long-term evidence regarding the efficacy of and best practices in LERs, but also to engage closely with key actors in the LER field to help build a diverse and effective community of practice.

This grant will aid in the development of a nutrition impact fund targeting and prioritizing Black and Latinx founders and communities across the United States.

This grant will aim to inspire and empower Americans to support the welcome and resettlement of American allies from Afghanistan.

This grant will create a broad-based collaborative called ACT NOW dedicated to the re-imagination of communities and public safety with a specific focus on policing, violence prevention, and criminal justice reform.

This grant will serve as a collaborative nerve center, aligning diffuse efforts around shared goals, plans to meet them, and attracting and directing greater attention, energy, and resources to accelerate existing efforts and mobilize new efforts to strengthen democracy in America.

This grant will support the Grantmakers for Girls of Color and the Black Trans Fund, The Holding a Sister Initiative with ther national fund explicitly dedicated to resourcing trans girls and gender-expansive youth of color and to creating space for cis and trans girls of color to build solidarity with another.

This grant will support the Black Girl Freedom Fund.

This grant will support research and staffing for the first phase of Dignity.us: a participatory research process and listening tour representing an exhaustive national search for first-hand testimonials, insights, and solutions that transcend hate and identity-based conflict in inventive and inspiring ways.

This grant will galvanize support for innovative bridge-building programs in higher education and lay the groundwork to take these programs to scale in the higher education sector by 2026.

This grant will launch a campaign to mobilize 100,000 Americans to raise their hands as welcomers to sponsor Ukrainians when they arrive. Support from Walmart will be deployed through local organizations to aid these welcomers in communities selected by the Welcome Fund and Walmart.

This grant will allow HSF to award no fewer than 80 Scholarships ranging from $500-$5000, contingent upon financial need and to provide support services to the Scholarship recipients.

This grant will allow HSF to award no fewer than 80 Scholarships ranging from $500-$5000, contingent upon financial need and to provide support services to the Scholarship recipients.

This grant will analyze the three-state I-BEST @ Work Pilots conducted through the Retail Opportunity network, and discuss implications to advance racial equity in the workforce.

This grant will analyze trends in the talent strategy and skills recognition landscape - with a particular focus on skills taxonomies, HR technologies, and digital credentialing, to better understand the intersection of employer human capital strategies and learning providers/technologies.

This grant will assist refugees in overcoming digital literacy and language barriers to access this new system.

This grant will connect newcomers with local arts and recreation opportunities and provide specialized programming for refugee students.

This grant will provide housing, food, clothing, transportation and resettlement services to provide a warm reception to Afghan refugee families resettling in Northwest Arkansas.

This grant will assist The Graduate! Network to transition and transform into an organization positioned to achieve scalable and measurable impact for our nation's most economically vulnerable Comebackers.

This grant will assist us to rebuild and enhance our food distribution efforts at our Durban branch.

This grant will assist with the procurement, transportation and distribution of relief supplies to communities affected by the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that occurred in Haiti on August 14th.

This grant will serve those most vulnerable after a disaster.

This grant will be co-leading a participatory action research initiative that will center racialized and Indigenous peoples voices to better understand the landscape that we are operating within and to understand the unique barriers and challenges of those living with food insecurity.

This grant will provide grants to community food organizations to purchase and share culturally appropriate food with Afghan newcomers who are re-settling in Canada.

This grant will be providing funds for: a member of the Gold Star Wives son who lost both parents; Hill Country Daily Bread who serves 8 counties in the South Texas area with weekly food; WISH for OUR HEROES who assist military families struggling with basic needs such as food, shelter and transportation.

This grant will be the flagship event of the fifth annual National Week of Conversation. Meeting of America will pilot in one geographic market on the path to convening millions of Americans of all backgrounds and beliefs to find a way forward together.

This grant will bring thousands of Americans together across differences to engage in one-on-one, face-to-face (video-based) conversation to help mend our social fabric. Together, we can move from division and contempt to connection and understanding.

This grant will be used for relief efforts for the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti on August 14, 2021.

This grant will be used in its entirety to complete a new pediatric oncology/hematology ward in one of our participating partner hospitals.

This grant will be used to continue to provide affordable out-of-school programs and services to children in Western Benton County with a primary focus on those children that are at-risk and from underserved communities.

This grant will be used to continue to provide affordable out-of-school programs and services to children in Western Benton County with a primary focus on those children that are at-risk and from underserved communities.

This grant will be used to continue to support communities in the areas of food security, food sovereignty and food justice and support the deployment of a Long-Term Fund capitalization strategy to ensure we benefit from the human capital, governance and communications infrastructure.

This grant will allow ACCELERATE Mentorships to build awareness, competencies, and confidence to dismantle systemic barriers to executive leadership advancement for Black, Indigenous Peoples and People of Color which are a key component of the systems change to build an inclusive innovation economy and future.

This grant will be used to develop juvenile components of existing violence prevention programs in the National OVP Network. Funding will also be used to grow the Network to additional jurisdictions and to support data collection, analysis, and data-driven decision-making for all programs

This grant will be used to fund the start up costs for new programs and a distribution center. A new 82,700 square-foot facility will increase operational capacity to support seven new and expanded programs, resulting in more than 14 million nutritious meals overall distributed by 2025.

This grant will be used to help a minimum of 20 households recover from Hurricanes Laura and Delta.

This grant will be used to help Afghan SIVs with housing, food, transportation and jobs.

This grant will be used to help our state's food banks respond to the increased food insecurity resulting from the historic winter storm and energy crisis.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will be used to match associate donations to ACNT.

This grant will be used to match 2 to 1 donations to an employee assistance fund, Associates in Critical Needs Trust, a separate and independent charity.

This grant will support matching for ACNT campaign.

This grant will support matchingvgrant for associate donations through Walpac.

This grant will be used to match associate donations to Feeding America.

This grant will support the 2022 Anti-Hunger Policy Conference Sponsorship.

This grant will support the 2021 Anti-Hunger Policy Conference.

This grant will support the Fight Hunger. Spark Change. 2021 - Food Bank Engagement Grants.

This grant will enable food banks to collaborate with their agency partners to tell stories of people facing hunger and the impact Walmart has on their food bank, agency network and community all while highlighting the Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign.

This grant will enable food banks to tell stories of people facing hunger and the impact Walmart has on their food bank and community year-round, while encouraging the public to take action during the Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign.

This grant will fund strategic priorities that will help the Feeding America network maximize food sourcing and sharing, transform the charitable food experience and enhance the public sector's role in ending hunger.

This grant will be used to match associate donations to the American Cancer Society.

This grant will be used to match associate donations to the American Diabetes Association

This grant will sponsor the Drive Time Radiothon benefiting the American Diabetes Association.

This grant will be used to match associate donations to the American Heart Association/

This grant will be used to match associate donations to the United Negro College Fund.

This grant will be used to provide disaster relief via the Ground Force team from SAFE Camp.

This grant will be used to help with Hurricane Ian disaster relief efforts.

This grant will be used to provide emergency food boxes of shelf-stable items and fresh produce to people impacted by Hurricane Ida.

This grant will be used to provide scholarships to college bound high school graduates.

This grant will support the general mission of the organization.

This grant will be used to provide training for low literacy adults with the goal of helping them to improve in their current jobs, find better jobs or continue their education.

This grant will be used to support After the Fire's C2C Program, focusing on long-term recovery for the 2020 wildfire affected communities in Oregon, Washington, California.

This grant will be used to support diverse entrepreneurs building early-stage technology solutions that help frontline and essential workers find, secure, and prepare for jobs that lead to economic advancement

This grant will be used to support Jones Center staff with in-depth DEI training and translation services; to measure and evaluate the demographics of our stakeholder groups and create ongoing outlets for feedback; and to establish focus group(s) that will help guide these efforts as we move forward.

This grant will support the Big Night With Big Plans - A Sneak Peek at our New Campus Master Plan.

This grant sponsors the 10th anniversary Big Night Gala.

This grant will provide low/no cost access to Jones Center amenities and programming; 54 public events, heavily discounted nonprofit meeting spac, recreation programming support, and gathering of feedback from scholarship recipients.

This grant will be used to support services that meet critical needs to survivors of Hurricane Ida.

This grant will provide immediate relief to survivors of the deadly December 2021 tornado outbreak across the Midwest and southern US.

This grant will support The Salvation Army's ongoing efforts to respond to the needs of those impacted by wildfires in California.

This grant will provide urgent and vital meals.

This grant will support impacted families and elderly citizens of Puerto Rico during the aftermath of Hurricane Fiona.

This grant will provide immediate relief support as well as on-going recovery services to those most impacted by the recent tornadoes.

This grant will be used to support the 2022 Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage and other 2022 programming.

This grant will be used to support VacunateHoy.

This grant will be utilized by individuals and groups who might not otherwise be able to come to the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks through community access passes and school based support.

The grant will be utilized by individuals and groups who might not otherwise be able to come to the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks through community access passes and school based support.

This grant will give individuals and groups an opportunity to come to the Garden who might not otherwise be able to come. Access passes are offered to low income schools, community support organizations and recently frontline healthcare workers.

This grant will begin a Holiday Giving initiative where they support their local communities of color and ensure them a warm and well-equipped winter.

This grant will benefit those impacted by the storms that occurred in December 2021.

This grant will bring together leaders and give them space to build trust, social cohesion, collaboration, and cooperation to strengthen connections and partnership within the community.

This grant will support the Upswell 2021 Sponsorship.

This grant will build a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion into the framework of our organization

This grant will build a large portion of one tiny home that will be attributed to WALMART Foundation named in honor of a chosen Veteran to be named later.

This grant will build a prevention-focused criminal justice racial equity research network that will offer research-driven strategies for policymakers and funders.

This grant will build awareness of the benefits of regenerative agriculture and its greater cultural acceptance in farming communities, and encourage a shift towards participation in regenerative agriculture programs and adoption of practices.

This grant will build capacity to scale up our operations through development of technology and appropriate staffing to facilitate grant-making, data collection and insights for up to 3000 students per year, and unlock additional funding.

This grant will build internal capacity to scale programs to all 19 institutions to address nutrition, health, wellness, and broadband access in underserved communities.

This grant will focus on creating credentialing and non-degree programs to meet the opportunities of today's 21st-centuryst century job opportunities to ensure that all Americans, regardless of their educational paths, can receive jobs.

This grant will build on decades of successful youth mentoring with the MANA Hermanitas Program is poised for exponential growth. This project will allow for the modernization and scaling of the national program to serve increasingly more Latina students.

This grant will support the Hermanitas youth program, serving Latina students, ages 11-18, with educational and skill-building opportunities, leadership development, mentoring and peer support.

This grant will build recovery and resilience from COVID-19 induced disruptions in farm production, post-harvest management, processing and marketing among the smallholder farmers towards sustainable livelihood through sustainable food production and marketing for the ongoing Walmart Foundation supported project.

This grant will build the capacity of the Education Quality Outcomes Standards Board, the only entity dedicated to the development and maintenance of universal outcomes metrics for all education and training programs.

This grant will build their organizational and program capacity to boost control, cultural responsiveness, and infrastructure of community food systems. Resulting community and economic development will reduce food insecurity and increase access to healthy food.

This grant will support the next-generation of Black female and non-binary entrepreneurs in retail through a cohort-based Fellowship program that provides early startup capital, access to investor networks, strategic mentorship, executive leadership training, and peer community support.

This grant will celebrate U.S. Latino history and culture, the National Museum of the American Latino.

This grant will conduct controlled research experiments within a few companies to validate and refine Bias Interrupters toolkits. Then through a set of scale-up experiments, WLL seeks to test whether the refined toolkits work well even when WLL is not heavily involved in implementation.

This grant will conduct research and a national scan of public libraries current awareness and efforts related to food security for communities of color in rural, suburban and urban areas in the United States.

This grant will explore how libraries can use their considerable resources along with their known compassion and trusted position to reach and support neglected youth. The aim is to identify new partnerships, alliances and local ecosystems.

This grant will conduct research on the demographic landscape of corporate citizenship and understand the barriers to success for POC working in CSR. Findings will support Corporate Responsibility leaders in developing strategies and programs that strengthen representation and influence equity impact.

This grant will conduct research to understand the drivers of corporate leadership, engagement, and commitment in workforce efforts. We will also launch development of a talent finance strategy for OneTen.

This grant will continue active community engagement within the ND Credentials Co-Lab bi-weekly working group. Use the forum to continue to implement standards and practices for secure exchange of learner records of achievements aligned with career pathways. Enable exchange of those records with ecosystem partners.

This grant will fund Open Credential Publisher and OpenSALT components of the North Dakota Blockchain VC transcript project. Extensions will demonstrate integration with Open Badge micro credentials as part of defined instructional and career pathways in Cyber Security/IT, Military, and workforce reskilling.

This grant will continue to provide services in the Metro Atlanta area, specifically developing youth health and wellness and scholastic programs, community outreach and support with other key area nonprofits.

This grant will contribute to the sustainability and life improvement of family farming in the Amazon, proposing solutions for a low-carbon economy through land regularization, compensation for environmental services, and access to technical assistance.

This grant will create a central and publicly accessible database that captures key information about AAPI-serving organizations and their unique capabilities. The ultimate goal of this database is to drive philanthropy to these organizations.

This grant will support the Justice Innovation Lab as they work collaboratively with prosecutors offices at the county level to build data capacity and design evidence-based interventions to address community identified problems for a more equitable, effective, and fair system of justice.

This grant will enable the hiring of thousands of workers into good jobs by scaling the adoption of skills-based inclusive talent management practices by employers via Activators within individual large companies, employer-serving intermediaries, and worker-serving organizations.

This grant will create a National Institute for 1st Chance Workforce Development, a network of experts, practitioners, and advocates, focused on the development and implementation of a data informed and racially equitable approach to workforce development for 1st Chance Opportunity Seekers.

This grant will support the National Institute's efforts to focus on best practices and supportive policies to address racial & systemic disparities that impact this Opportunity Youth, especially those of color and the development of a framework to advance equitable opportunities.

This grant will create a sense of inclusivity and belonging with communities of color and low-income populations within the NWA region through the arts.

This grant will help cover the operational costs of the Vehicle for Change and subsidize ticket costs to make its experiences free to patrons.

This grant will create a teaching kitchen in order to help the community learn healthy cooking.

This grant will create an analysis and roadmap intended to be shared across a growing community of leaders and changemakers. The goal is not to highlight any singular platform or product, but instead, offer an accessible resource to help align priorities.

This grant will create an equitable environment by empowering Louisiana communities through a capacity building program to secure disaster resilience resources to address the risk of climate change and disaster.

This grant will create and disseminate an impact measurement framework for employers, create data-driven case studies to catalyze the field.

This grant will empower employers with the resources, tools, and supports to implement an impact measurement framework and regularly evaluate the impact of inclusive practices. Evidence on the framewok's utility will be documented, and shared with companies to motivate a broad adoption.

This grant will create inclusive communities that prioritize civic friendship, mutual care, and social cohesion.

This grant will detail the digital and lifelong learning skills that adults need to thrive in the future of work. SkillRise will help job seekers equitably access career options by enabling a network of career coaches to use Profile curriculum to improve upskilling initiatives.

This grant will develop a decision support and carbon footprint tool adapted to specialty crop growers, that will help them implement climate-smart management practices and produce premium-value, climate-friendly products

This grant will develop a pilot project to create solutions that facilitate the path from skills to employment, for students, institutions, and employers across the state of Wisconsin.

This grant will develop a program that focuses on helping prosecutors improve procedural justice to elevate trust and legitimacy within their communities.

This grant will create a national initiative for prosecutors, attorneys general, police, sheriffs and other criminal justice actors as well as their retail and community partners willing to divert retail theft cases.

This grant will develop and disseminate new content to improve the nutritional and kitchen literacy of families with young children (ages birth to five), emphasizing BIPOC and families facing food insecurity.

This grant will develop and implement a place-based, tuna project using a jurisdictional approach in the Pacific Islands region (PNA and adjacent waters) strengthening fishery management to ensure the long-term benefits of this resource for the region, and for industry, achieve

This grant will coordinate a community-developed, place-based improvement program to realize economic, environmental, and social responsibility of the shrimp aquaculture sector in Banyuwangi, Indonesia.

This grant will improve coordination and alignment of local public and private bodies to better respond to the environmental challenges facing coffee and cocoa communities by developing a multistakeholder jurisdictional approach in Huila, Colombia.

This grant will develop technology systems to transform degree & academic certificate data from its current proprietary standard to the IMS Global Comprehensive Learner Record standard & develop the infrastructure to make industry credential attainment data available in the Myhub platform.

This grant will develop, test and refine new methods while engaging cities, businesses and policy-makers in scaling organic material circularity.

This grant will dive into in-demand jobs and skill needs across the Canadian labor market; this insight is then paired with a robust analysis of skills and backgrounds, uncovering and articulating job mobility and career advancement opportunities for Black and Indigenous Canadians.

This grant will drive systemic change for women of color by integrating corporate cultural transformation with individual development and support. It transforms the traditional, fragmented DEI approach into a comprehensive career advancement journey.

This grant will be used to support the work of the Network of Executive Women.

This grant will be used to support the work of the Network of Executive Women.

This grant will be used to support the work of the Network of Executive Women.

This grant will be used to support the work of the Network of Executive Women.

This grant will educate, empower, and deploy retired military leaders to strengthen nutrition programs and national security.

This grant will empower Latinx students by celebrating their heritage, uncovering their history, and empowering them to reclaim their identity. We are bringing bestselling author, Julissa Arce to meet these students.

This grant will empower migrant workers in Malaysia throughout the migration journey and reduces the risk of forced labor by developing worker-centric solutions to improve safe migration practices and build the ethical recruitment industry.

This grant will engage key stakeholders to increase diversity, equity and inclusion leadership and capacity in the region, develop strategic communications focused on creating a more inclusive and welcoming region and increase diverse talent recruitment and retention.

This grant will extend its COVID-19 public service announcement (PSA) campaign to promote safe and healthy practices and encourage more residents of Northwest Arkansas to get vaccinated against the virus.

This grant will support the Northwest Arkansas Council's work to build a more regional, sustainable approach to recycling and establishing a circular economy.

This grant will support the LatinXNA programming and mission to engage, elevate, and empower Latinos in the region.

This grant will support The Northwest Arkansas Municipal Arts Alliance (MAA) which is an initiative that convenes municipal leaders across the region with the intention of shaping a coordinated policy agenda. Centering arts and creativity, MAA integrates cross-disciplinary connections to pressing issues including creative workflow.

This grant will ensure that everyone living or moving to Northwest Arkansas, regardless of background, feels like they belong here.

This grant will engage the business community in First Chance Hiring programs designed to build an environment in which structural racism is ultimately eliminated.

This grant will continue work engaging the business community in Unlock Potential, a program designed to prevent justice system involvement by focusing on youth employment.

This grant will engage working people of color and key partners from the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation's T3 Innovation Network to co-develop and publish people-centered design principles and use cases for Learning and Employment Records.

This grant will be used to build on efforts to mitigate biases in LER design, Digital Promise now shifts attention to promoting equity in LER implementation. The Digital Promise aims to co-generate usability research, onboarding supports, and a professional learning community with and for End-Users.

This grant will examine the perspectives of Black workers on non-degree technology pathways to better understand the skills and supports needed to promote success and career longevity in the industry.

This grant will enhance the Data for Opportunity in Occupational Reskilling Solution (DOORS) to provide the tools needed to facilitate skills-based hiring to help jobseekers discover, train, and transition into new, successful, and meaningful careers.

This grant will deliver a digital social safety net of social service program applications directly to unemployed jobseekers, providing streamlined pathways to connect Hawai'i families with the programs that they need to recover and thrive.

This grant will expand the impact of the Data for Opportunity in Occupation Reskilling Solution (DOORS) by creating a data-driven value-added measurement and verification process for credentialing programs to better match jobseekers and employers.

This grant will ensure children can lead healthy, fulfilling lives, while we foster the scientists, inventors, artists, and leaders of tomorrow.

This grant will support Safe Driving for CMNH.

This grant will support CMNH Celebration Week and help ensure CMNH hospitals are able to ensure services are available across the network. Children are our future. When we ensure they can lead healthy, fulfilling lives, we foster the scientists, inventors, artists, and leaders of tomorrow.

This grant will support the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. The total grant amount will be broken out by zip code from each transportation office by our contact Kellie Tiner, to be distributed to each local hospital.

This grant will ensure Native Clubs provide healthy meals/snacks using inventive long term approaches within their communities that we can model and scale in the US to provide sustainable food programming and refine what works operationally to deliver meals to Native youth and families.

This grant will support food access & sustainable partnerships for clubs in Indian County.

This grant will ensure that future generations never forget the lessons of 9/11.

This grant will establish an organizational culture embedded with DEI principals and development of a 5-year strategic plan using a racial equity toolkit including creation of DEI centered communications and collateral.

This grant will expand access to credential wallets by underserved learners, in order to facilitate student ownership of their learning and employment records; and strengthen pathways from digital academic credentials to employment opportunities.

This grant will advance the adoption of digital credentials by developing a roadmap to inform action and policy, publishing accessible tools to increase the number of credentials being issued, and demonstrating the benefit of digital credentials through a series of end-to-end deployments.

This grant will expand services to meet the need of the food insecure population in our community. We have purchased land and will be building a new warehouse to expand our services.

This grant will expand skills adoption that supports a common skills language, enables community collaboration via the Open Skills Network, and advances the Achievement Wallet by implementing scalable technology and infrastructure, and recruiting and onboarding more learner-worker and employer users.

This grant will expand skills adoption that supports a common skills language, enables community collaboration via the Open Skills Network, and advances the Achievement Wallet by implementing scalable technology and infrastructure, and recruiting and onboarding more learner-worker and employer users.

This grant will expand supplies of sustainably-sourced protein for direct human consumption and for animal and aquaculture feed, by coupled development of new crops, utilization technologies, and data-driven analytics, implemented by workgroups that span private, academic, NGO, and public sectors.

This grant will explore and pilot nutrition strategies that increase access and engagement to healthy food choices for preschoolers and their families. The Y will also expand healthy meal access for youth during out of school time, with emphasis on equitable expansion in under-resourced communities.

This grant will facilitate strong relationships between our immigrant and refugee population and community resources to alleviate food insecurity.

This grant will facilitate technical and engineering support to Florida Panhandle coastal communities so they can secure public funding for nature-based coastal resilience projects. These projects will reduce storms risks while sustaining the natural and cultural character and economic value of the coast.

This grant will launch a new initiative to accelerate sustainability in the shrimp aquaculture supply chain. The project will catalyze a new future for this sector, including best-in-class on-farm practices, sustainable supply of fish-based feeds, secure livelihoods, and a vision for carbon neutrality.

This grant will launch a regenerative foodscape in the Midwest U.S., which will support producers to transition to nature-positive, economically beneficial production. This foodscape will be part of a global portfolio where TNC and partners will advance transitions to more regenerative food systems.

This grant will rapidly scale up adoption of conservation practices in Southern High Plains grassland strongholds through a public-private partnership that will provide outreach, conservation planning support, and targeted financial incentives to producers.

This grant will prototype and trial electronic monitoring technologies in the fisheries sector to combat both illegal fishing practices and human rights abuses, reducing risk for industry partners and increasing compliance with regulatory requirements.

This grant will support improving the Mato Grosso jurisdictional program concerning its regionalization strategy. It will also prototype a technical assistance program to support farmers transitioning to regenerative agriculture and restoring native vegetation.

This grant will facilitate the development and adoption of principles and a classification of interoperability for learning and employment records.

This grant will facilitate the adoption and demonstration of principles of interoperability with digital credential and assertion providers, document employer use of digital credentials, and create a state blueprint for other states to follow.

This grant will facilitate the growth of the belonging movement throughout the United States through three stages: seeding belonging, supporting belonging, and building the infrastructure to sustain belonging.

This grant will strengthen national corporate DEI.

This grant will facilitate the Neighborhood Resource Network to evolve existing food recovery programs, identify and fill gaps in community resource needs, eliminate barriers to equity and resilience, and development guidelines.

This grant will continue critical operations while undergoing a deep restructuring, self-auditing, and strategic planning process. Creating equitable access to healthy food through food recovery, production, and distribution.

This grant will FishWise to help build a vibrant market for robust, impactful social responsibility programming in the seafood sector, aligned with best practices showcased on the Roadmap to Improve Seafood Ethics (RISE)

This grant will fix the pathway from college to careers in tech for underrepresented students. We will expand computer science courses to increase career readiness and scale direct work opportunities to equip Black, Latinx, and Indigenous students with skills and connections to succeed in tech.

This grant will focus on expanding and deepening the publishing of rich credential, competency, outcome, quality, pathway and links to job skills data in 2-5 states in support of the piloting and scaling of LERs in coordination with selected and diverse LER provider partners.

This grant will support the Pathway Tools Enhancements.

This grant will focus on scaling a faster, simpler and more human centered model for benefits delivery in a cohort of model states.

This grant will focus on the areas of minority outreach and leadership development. Each of these areas has multiple programs within them and work in support of the Chamber's overall vision of being the center of world-class business, welcoming communities, and opportunities for all.

This grant will expand the arts, culture and quality of life experiences that correspond with the Downtown Rogers creative community which includes the Downtown Rogers Art on the Bricks brand and the monthly Art on the Bricks Art Walk.

This grant focus on the areas of minority outreach and leadership development. Each of these areas has multiple programs within them and work in support of the Chamber's overall vision of being the center of world-class business, welcoming communities, and opportunities for all.

This grant will foster formation, training, and support services for Long Term Recovery Groups serving over 60,000 households adversely affected by Hurricane Ida.

This grant will fund a multi purpose athletic stadium, through donations, grants, in-kind-services. The facility is being built with faculty and community support and not tax dollars.

This grant will fund research examining whether or not the opportunity to participate in out-of-school time programs is provided equitably across the NWA community and what data-driven recommendations can be offered to increase the accessibility and quality of these programs.

This grant will improve and sustain the Boys & Girls Club experience through an investment in high-quality operations and programming.

This grant will improve and sustain the Boys & Girls Club experience through an investment in high-quality operations and programming.

This grant will grow philanthropic support for nonprofit organizations in the region, introduce new and younger donors to charitable giving, and build the capacity of nonprofit organizations to raise money in this new era of online giving.

This grant will grow, expand, educate and create sustainable feeding programs that for two generations of youth, while also empowering them with an intensive nutrition and culinary program that will provide lifelong health and community benefits.

This grant will help advance safe driving.

This grant will support the Victory Junction Camp which is a medically safe, yet exhilarating camp, that challenges children who have a serious medical condition to try things they never imagined possible.

This grant will help Ashley' Angels reach out further into the community.

This grant will help fund the 2021 Coats for Kids Initiative.

This grant will help fund the 2022 Coats for Kids Initiative.

This grant will help fund wreath laying ceremonies at several cemeteries across the country to be chosen by Walmart.

This grant will help people experiencing food insecurity, particularly those facing systemic barriers access and consume healthy foods.

This grant will help provide (1) communal meals and cooking/nutritional education for the women and children at our shelter and (2) assist with our weekly feeding program for the homeless at the Eighth Street Motel.

This grant will help support CHCI's 2021 Hispanic Heritage Month events. These convening's bring together leaders from various sector's to explore the issues facing the Latino community and the nation, and identify solutions.

This grant will support the CHCI Congressional Internship Program.

This grant will help support CHCI's 2022 Hispanic Heritage Month Gala. These convening's bring together leaders from various sector's to explore the issues facing the Latino community and the nation, and identify solutions.

This grant will provide college students of any major with a paid placement in a congressional office. Promising Latino undergraduates from across the country are selected for this unmatched leadership training program.

This Grant will help support the Global Leaders Internship for both the Fall & Spring semester, and will also aid in funding with CHLI's annual GALA and Trade Symposium events.

This grant will help support the Global Leaders Internship for both the Fall & Spring semester, and will also aid in funding with CHLI's annual GALA and Trade Symposium programs.

This grant will help sustain the High Hopes programs that primarily serve children with special needs -- programs that provide unparalleled intervention and support for the families we serve something they cannot easily source elsewhere.

This grant will implement disaster recovery framework in response to the devastation left by Hurricane Ida.

This grant will implement race, equity and inclusion practices in its Human Resources.

This grant will support MakerSpace.

This grant will improve affordability and accessibility for residents using SNAP and the Seniors Farmers Market Nutrition Program to buy fresh, local, and healthy food at NWA farmers' markets through a Double Your Dollars' incentive program.

This grant will support the University of Arkansas Sam M. Walton College of Business.

This grant assists students who have experienced cost not covered by financial aid, and as a result, have a balance that prevents them from re-enrolling the next semester. The proposed funds will be used as aid to address the student balance so that they can continue their education.

This grant will provide matching funds and nutrition education for individuals utilizing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SrFMNP) dollars to purchase nutritious foods at NWA farmers markets.

This grant will improve energy resilience in underserved communities to help them manage immediate relief efforts and bounce back better after disasters such as the earthquake swarms by providing a renewable (photovoltaic) energy source and battery storage.

This grant will include the development of a sustainable and scalable data infrastructure, and the creation of a public-use dataset on the landscape and population served by the US workforce development sector (WDS).

This grant will support the Project on Workforce's research-practice agenda, linking research, policy, technology, and experimentation, with focus on how to create better pathways to good jobs.

This grant will increase capability to reach all military survivors, provide emotional support and comprehensive care, and leverage community resources to provide wide-ranging support for military survivors.

This grant will increase diversity, equity, and inclusion through board and staff training, increased evaluation methods, and improved marketing and communications efforts. We want ALL of Northwest Arkansas to feel welcome and included on the Mountain.

This grant will create a safe, inclusive space for LGBTQAI+ youth ages 12 - 18 to create art, develop a sense of self, and become more independent through the Fenix Youth Refuge Experience (F.Y.R.E).

This grant will create a mentor/mentee program focused on nurturing the next generation of creatives and improving venues at Mount Sequoyah to function as third spaces.

This grant will increase efforts related to COVID-19 information sharing to the Spanish-speaking community. Additionally, this initiative will work toward creating more Latino friendly vaccine sites in South Georgia.

This grant will increase knowledge and capacity among Black Indigenous and People of Color farmers in the Southeast as they adapt to the cumulative effects of climate change.

This grant will increase Native educational attainment by supporting scholarships, support services, and career readiness activities for 20 first-generation Native students pursuing post-secondary credentials at tribal colleges and universities in 2021-22.

This grant will increase Native educational attainment by providing scholarships, support services, and career readiness opportunities for 20 first-generation Native students pursuing post-secondary credentials at tribal colleges and universities in 2022-23.

This grant will introduce our dignified, accessible SNAP enrollment solution to six new states.

This grant will invest in technology to deliver virtual training is critical to reaching more cities and placing more people into jobs. With funding from Walmart, Skills will build a digital platform to train sites and help them share best practices.

This grant will launch a campaign to build support for SNAP in the Southern Region of the U.S. and will shore up our infrastructure/capacity to bolster our network and implement racial equity, diversity, and inclusion (REDI) work.

This grant will launch the first formal food bank in Baja California Sur, Mexico, strengthening and expanding food recovery and redistribution efforts, while studying the underlying factors that lead to food loss and waste in the state and co-creating long-term prevention strategies.

This grant will leverage a network of partners in the Future of Work and support an analysis of non-academic credentials.

This grant will support a year-long research project on how the non-profit sector can influence equitable employer practices around hiring, retention, advancement, and job quality in a sustainable way.

This grant will leverage the 2020 Sustainable Agriculture Standard and the Responsible Recruitment Toolkit in select Mexican and Costa Rican US export-oriented commodities through a scalable approach to protect vulnerable migrant workers and strengthen producer's access to export markets.

This grant will support widespread adoption of the Accountability Framework to improve supply chain policies, implementation practices, and monitoring and disclosure systems to address risks and impacts related to deforestation, conversion, and human rights in the agriculture and forestry sectors.

This grant will result in targeted adoption and refinement of the Accountability Framework to support improved company practices and a stronger and more aligned enabling environment to address deforestation, conversion, and human rights violations in agricultural and forestry supply chains.

This grant will support effective action, investment, and incentives for sustainable landscapes by strengthening the LandScale system to improve the efficiency of conducting landscape assessments and to expand and enhance the use of landscape sustainability data in decision-making.

This grant will leverage worker voice, partnership, and tech innovation to transform exploitative labor recruitment systems and eliminate debt bondage and forced labor in Southeast Asia, especially as exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This grant will make continuous improvements to the Insights Engine, the nation's leading source for data and insights into food loss and waste in the U.S. The Insights Engine provides the data needed to drive change and reach our national and international goals of reducing food waste by 50% by 2030.

This grant will mitigate the unintended capture of endangered, threatened and protected species by the longline tuna fisheries in the Western and Central Pacific; and shape future shrimp aquaculture development to reduce its impacts on critical coastal ecosystems and build resilient communities.

This grant will offer a free summer residential pre-college program for underrepresented junior and senior in high school to support all aspect of readiness for college such as application, transition, and success.

This grant will partner with 1-2 non-profit workforce development organizations (WDOs) to turn their job-embedded trainings into stackable, accredited college degrees. This will ensure their student populations can access the same credentials and financial benefits of a traditional college experience.

This grant will support Reach University as they envision a new era wherein institutions of higher education embrace comprehensive Learning and Employment Records (LERs) in lieu of standard transcripts to better recognize the knowledge and skills of todays learners and job seekers.

This grant will partner with JFF and others in a multiphase project that will drive greater adoption of alternative credentials among employers specifically HR professionals, hiring managers and business leaders - to improve career outcomes for underrepresented job seekers.

This grant will create and lead a movement across industry sectors and small, medium and large size companies to embrace alternative credentials as a way to identify workforce skills with particular efficacy in recruiting and advancing untapped talent by educating and building employer awareness.

This grant will partner with long-term recovery committees in Northeast Arkansas to provide recovery assistance to those affected by the December 2021 tornadoes.

This grant will partner with the IDEALS Institute at the University of Arkansas to award sub-grants to 15 Northwest Arkansas community-based organizations that are participating in the Uplift training cohort, for organizations serving diverse communities in NWA.

This grant will support for Arkansas Impact Philanthropy.

This grant will support Arkansas Community Foundation as they partner with the IDEALS Institute at the University of Arkansas to award sub-grants to approximately 30-40 Northwest Arkansas community-based organizations that are participating in two TRAIN training cohorts.

This grant will partner with state governments to address the critical barriers individuals and families face enrolling in, using and retaining public benefits. We all modernize 5 states benefits systems, while distributing best practices nationally and pursuing systems change at the federal, state and local.

This grant will pilot a demonstration project specifically focusing on improving federal and state workforce data reporting, starting with Unemployment Insurance (UI) reporting, including enhanced UI wage records.

This grant will prepare multi-cultural women (MCW) with information, networks and allyship, erecting a network for support and safe space to speak their truths around their experience with racism/sexism. This provides a platform for their collective voice to combat racism and sexism .

This grant will help women in early career (five years or less) increase their self-confidence, create a network of support, while making a positive social impact by pushing up against systemic racism.

This grant will prepare the next generation to take its place in community service and policy development arenas. CBCF's primary goal is to increase the pool of black leaders in community-based programs and public service careers.

This grant will support the Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) which is the premier public policy conference, bringing together thousands of people to explore issues affecting African Americans and Black communities around the world.

This grant will provide financial support of CBCF's Leadership Institute including the internship and scholarship programs.

This grant will bolster the CBCF Emerging Leaders Internship Program, which prepares the next generation to take its place in community service and policy development arenas. CBCF's primary goal is to increase the pool of Black leaders in community-based programs and public service careers.

This grant will provide building supplies to repair houses for sustainable, resilient rebuilding and clean-up efforts for the FPCC member tribes.

This grant will prodive funding for the WBENC Women of Color Outreach & Development Program which was established to create multi-tiered programming to aid women of color entrepreneurs in increasing their competitive advantage and capacity for inclusion in corporate supply chains.

This grant will promote new measures, work with groups to implement them, and assess feasibility and best practices for using the measures in real world applications.

This grant will provide 121,000 children who are impacted by the effects of systemic racism and economic hardship with culturally relevant, hands-on food education in schools.

This grant will provide more than 240,000 children with culturally relevant, hands-on food education and increased exposure to healthier foods in schools and at home.

This grant will provide a mobile pantry once a month to locations in underserved areas of Northwest Arkansas. They bring grocery items to the families giving them good nutritional options for making their meals.

This grant will provide a researched based youth development program to low-income girls in NW Arkansas teaching them life skills that will empower them for a lifetime. The GOTR curriculum is one of only 3 programs recognized by the Harvard Graduate School of Education as a top SEL experience for children.

This grant will provide a scholarship for the previously incarcerated.

This grant will support the New Orleans Relief 2nd Visit.

This grant will assist in the creation of a pathway for those who desire to further their education as they enter back into society.

This grant will engage in a two-pronged strategy that includes our traditional GOTV program in ten priority states and piloting a regranting program to deepen our engagement with Black-led community organizations.

This grant will provide aid to those in Western Kentucky impacted by tornado activity in the areas of food, shelter, utilities, transportation, healthcare, and community development.

This grant will provide COVID-19 vaccinations to 100 people at 2 vaccination pop-up events in Los Angeles communities hardest hit by the pandemic. AltaMed will partner with Walmart & other community organizations to identify & contact individuals reticent to receiving the vaccine.

This grant will provide COVID-19 vaccinations to 100 people at 2 vaccination pop-up events in Los Angeles communities hardest hit by the pandemic.

This grant will provide curriculum and opportunity for fathers who have been incarcerated to increase healthy interactions with their children.

This grant will provide disaster relief for the Dixie fire, Plumas county.

This grant will provide emergency assistance to provide support to evacuated Afghan refugees resettling in the U.S.

This grant will support the New American Cities.

This grant will provide employment opportunities to those formerly incarcerated persons leaving state prison, county jail, and addiction treatment.

This grant will provide family-friendly, all-inclusive community events in a safe manner.

This grant will help to provide family-friendly, all-inclusive community events in a safe manner.

This grant will provide food and resources directly to the United Houma Nation community impacted by Hurricane Ida with focus on Terrebonne, Lafourche and Jefferson Parishes.

This grant will provide funding and ongoing program evaluation for our work to advance the Produce Prescription model's impact and build Fidelity, Equity and Dignity into our organization and work.

This grant will be used to research the Fidelity, Equity, Dignity (FED) initiative. Wholesome Wave will Test the FED model in the field, socialize it among PRx allies, and disseminate the FED tools to allow other communities to co-design FED-based practices within their own PRx intervention.

This grant will provide greater access to AAO facilities and programs to help increase the quality of life for all children, regardless of their ability to pay.

This grant will be used to provide greater access to AAO facilities and programs to help increase the quality of life for all children, regardless of their ability to pay.

This grant will provide homebound senior clients and volunteers with opportunities to experience meaningful belonging and bridging activities together in third spaces based on shared interests and passions to build a strong sense of community and strengthen social connections.

This grant will provide hot meals to those impacted by Hurricane IDA and the many, many first responders, utility workers, and essential employees engaged in the disaster response.

This grant will provide hot meals to those impacted by Hurricane Ian and the many first responders, utility workers, and essential employees engaged in the disaster response.

This grant will provide immediate and long term assistance to flood victims.

This grant will provide immediate financial and crisis assistance to families of fallen and injured wildland firefighters.

This grant will provide its evidence-based healthy cooking and nutrition education through direct service programming in three U.S. cities and indirect programming across the nation.

This grant will provide laptops to people from underserved communities who have enrolled in tech-oriented bootcamps.

This grant will provide medical infrastructure and equipment to hospitals and Covid Care units in India.

This grant will provide relief and recovery services to those impacted by flooding in Tennessee.

This grant will provide relief and recovery services to those impacted by western wildfires.

This grant will support the Red Cross.

This grant will support the grant for customer facing campaign in stores and clubs that ran from Sept 2 - Sept 8th. Funds will support communities impacted by hurricanes, floods and fires in 2021.

This grant will be used to support the work of the American National Red Cross.

This grant will be used to support the work of the American National Red Cross.

This grant will cover the immediate needs for families impacted by flooding in Kentucky.

This grant will provide immediate needs for families and the elderly impacted by Hurricane Fiona.

This grant will be used to advance racial equity in disaster relief services.

This grant will support matching grant for customer facing campaign in stores and clubs that ran from Sept 30 - Oct. 10 . Funds will support communities impacted by recent hurricanes and natural disaster in 2022.

This grant will provide support for Workforce Matters, a national network of Grantmakers that draws on expert and practitioner knowledge and works together to advance equitable education and employment outcomes for youth and adults.

This grant will provide support for the Fund for Workforce Equity, a new project of Workforce Matters designed to spark innovative strategies that center workers and learners of color in the design and implementation of workforce policies and programs.

This grant will provide support to women who are transitioning out of military service and reintegrating into civilian life. This proposed two-year expansion of BRIDGES will 1) continue to develop the core program and 2) ensure sustainability by increasing the network of support services for women Veterans.

This grant will provide supportive food preparation information. Its purpose is to provide an opportunity for greater access to fresh vegetables for food insecure community members in accessible and safe locations.

This grant will provide thousands of extremely food-insecure children with healthier food while increasing program sustainability.

This grant will support systematically improving access and availability to healthier food for low-income families means strengthening the capacity of hunger-relief organizations with a strong commitment to Food Justice. Essential upgrades in transportation capacity are key to a healthy charitable food ecosystem.

This grant will provide three meals daily at five locations. During winter months, DRM also serves meals at an overflow shelter when it is utilized.

This grant will provide training, curriculum and art supplies for expressive and creative arts programming rooted in social emotional skills.

This grant will create training modules for Trauma Informed Care through Artmaking. This will equip the teachers, counselors and staff members of NWA Schools and Community Organizations using Art Feeds programs to create spaces where expression through art improves mental and emotional wellness.

This grant will provide Walmart with a dynamic platform to enhance associate engagement in the community and further position Walmart as a valued corporate citizen in the region.

This grant will support the Richmond Marathon in providing a dynamic platform to enhance associate engagement in the community.

This grant will pursue systems-level reform through our employer partnerships. Climb Hire will also identify ways to pilot and build partnerships with community colleges to secure living-wage careers for their high-potential talent and continue to scale by serving 500-800 Climbers in the year ahead.

This grant will fund analysis and impact of the social-capital-building aspect of Climb Hire's training model and research into how it can be improved for both alumni and employer volunteers and Climbers.

This grant will rebuild participation in arts education programs for students and teachers in a post-COVID environment. This proposal includes a new initiative to expand access by providing our Classroom Series field trip program at no cost to schools or student.

This grant will support two critical access programs (July 4th Spectacular at the Walmart AMP and Artosphere: Arkansas Arts and Nature Festival) as well as event sponsorship for Masquerade Ball, which generates vital funding for arts education and outreach programs.

This grant will support two critical access programs (July 4th Spectacular at the Walmart AMP and Artosphere: Arkansas Arts and Nature Festival) as well as event sponsorship for Masquerade Ball, which generates vital funding for arts education and outreach programs.

This grant will be used to rebuild participation in arts education programs for students and teachers in a post-COVID environment. This proposal includes a new initiative to expand access by providing the Classroom Series field trip program at no cost to schools or students.

This grant will recover and redistribute food, provide community harvest and food waste education provided by youth ambassadors and a strong contingent of volunteers. We enhance food literacy and support communities to be food secure.

This grant will resolve the disproportionate abuse of young people at the highest risk of incarceration through the many punitive systems that promote their incarceration instead of fostering their growth and development.

This grant will support engagement opportunities to deflect youth from the incarceration, trafficking and foster care systems and provide support if they already been exposed to such systems through step programs, mentoring and college and career exposure, resulting in successful graduation.

This grant will result in a report that outlines an approach for how blockchain-based credentialing systems can interoperate in a well-defined ecosystem and a standards-based methodology for that interoperability and plan for a project that can build the infrastructure for a National LER system.

This grant will scale SkillUp's ecosystem of services helping vulnerable workers re-skill for in-demand careers. It will support worker engagement and coaching, expansion of the SkillUp Together Fund, localization of the SkillUp model, and best practice sharing across the ecosystem.

This grant will seek to forge deeper connections between supply chain partners and local conservation expertise to support commodity crop farmers in contributing to landscape-scale conservation strategies by building capacity to address key natural resource concerns.

This grant will send critical life-saving medical equipment such as oxygen concentrators to help India combat COVID-19.

This grant will servce communities and individuals impacted by the December 2021 tornadoes. Our teams are clearing roads to assist with search and rescue, and removing debris and fallen or hazardous trees from homes- improving safety and access.

This grant will support our response efforts following Hurricane Ida. Team Rubicon leaders and volunteers are actively serving impacted communities most in need.

This grant will strengthen communities, celebrates diversity and integrates theatre+literacy+social emotional learning. Children and families see professional, interactive Theatre for Youth (live touring and video) and expand their experience by creating and retelling stories.

This grant will allow Children and families to see professional, interactive Theatre for Youth (live touring and virtual) and expand their experience by creating and retelling stories.

This grant will bring diverse audiences together in third spaces year after year through an ongoing multi-year cross cultural performing arts collaboraiton between Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation, Trike Theatre, and Dhirana Academy of Classical Dance.

This grant will strengthen Farmer Producer Organizations in Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka with a focus on women's empowerment.

This grant will provide sustainable solutions for crop residue management with a focus on improving soil health and crop productivity.

This grant will strengthen the ability of companies along the supply chain to engage in meaningful landscape and jurisdictional action and to be able to consistently measure and communicate results of that engagement.

This grant will submit 60,000 applications for nutrition assistance on behalf of low-income households and advance policy and practice tools that address WIC, SNAP churn, and cross-agency data sharing.

This grant will support work to shift current narratives and mental models on community violence away from a criminal justice frame to one of public health.

This grant will support "The Boyle Heights Community Blue Zones - Community-Based Program".

This grant sponsors the White Memorial Foundation Gala.

This grant will support a capacity building program and social enterprises development. Students are the central pivot of the transformation process because our vision is to develop their talent to the highest possible level, for the creation of a better and more sustainable world for all by empowering communities.

This grant will support Enactus' mission by investing in students who take entrepreneurial action for others (communities and citizens) aligned with the 17 Sustainable Goals of the United Nations Organization, and that creates a better world for us all; and the main event, the World Cup.

This grant will support a movement to embed financial capability into our culture. We have gathered a prominent group of business, entertainment, sports and nonprofit leaders to launch Financial Literacy for All.

This grant will support a series of working group meetings as well as commissioned and in-house research from AEI scholars and top experts around the country, which will be disseminated aggressively across a variety of platforms.

This grant will support a series of working group meetings and commissioned policy review papers focused on identifying, refining, and communicating evidence-based approaches to training and workforce system organization to be disseminated through a dedicated website and series of events.

This grant will support access to digital resources and education on allyship and inclusion, create new pathways to support communities of color, and support strategic efforts to ensure PFLAG remains a life-saving resource for LGBTQ+ people and their families.

This grant will support ACE.

This grant will be used to support the work of the Asian/Pacific Islander American Chamber Of Commerce & Entrepreneurship.

This grant will support adoption and implementation of comprehensive, standardized, digital records of workers competencies, like Learning and Employment Records (LERs) in the public workforce development ecosystem.

This grant will support Black-owned existing businesses that support and/or supply the retail sector as they prepare for and seek capital to sustain and expand their businesses.

This grant will allow for a cross-functional team from to explore a set of questions on racial equity and Winrock Solution's work.

This grant will support Black-owned retail and retail-serving businesses, with a focus on the beauty industry, in accessing manufacturing space, equipment, and retail opportunities, as well as tailored technical assistance and flexible capital products.

This grant will support Black-owned retail businesses in North Carolina through customized training, mentoring, and technical assistance designed to drive and sustain business growth. The project will also expand the Black Friday Market storefront model to three new North Carolina markets.

This grant will support Boulder County after a wildfire fire that destroyed nearly 1,000 homes and other businesses, leaving people without housing, food, personal items, jobs, transportation.

This grant will support diverse leadership development and build an inclusive and diverse volunteer engagement program so every person feels like they can significantly benefit from, contribute to and truly belong in NWA.

This grant will expand our community connection-based educational programming, hobby-based conversation clubs, and social cohesion initiatives with an emphasis on providing new, enlarged welcoming spaces for our members to learn and develop friendships.

This grant will support educational and leadership programs to promote college readiness activities. This initiative will develop technological tools to build outreach and capacity efforts to increase student engagement and level of services.

This grant will support educational and leadership programs to promote college readiness activities and leadership development experiences. This initiative will provide financial support in the form of scholarships, as well as expose them to mentors.

This grant will support establishing TRP's Center for Environmental Behavior (name still TBD) and cover research and data integration to develop recycling behavior community portraits, 2-3 pilots to ground truth the research and recommended interventions, and the development of an interactive tool.

This grant will suport robust long-term collaboration with key industry stakeholders is instrumental to further embed Plastic IQ throughout supply chains. Funding will improve tool functionality and the user experience while delivering meaningful solutions to garner return use for monitoring progress annually.

This grant will catalyze a more circular economy through the PET, Polypropylene, and Film & Flexibles Recycling Coalitions. The Walmart Foundation helps to activate all Recycling Coalitions as a Recycling Coalition Leader.

This grant will support for Hurricane Ida relief and recovery efforts across Southeast Louisiana.

This grant will support Gabriel's House as they offer enrichment opportunities and activities that encourage healthy mental, physical and spiritual growth in at-risk children in Stephens County. The children are also fed healthy snacks and dinner.

This grant will support Good360 as they are the link between companies with so much to give and communities in critical need, closing that gap.

This grant will support hands-on coding skills and technology experience for disadvantaged youth.

This grant will support health care (both primary and mental health) for Kentuckians affected by the devastating December 2021 tornadoes.

This grant will distribute oxygen and medical supplies in response to the COVID-19 surge in India Irrelevant to "funds not for international distribution" and this is not included in the "CAFA match/fees" for international disaster.

This grant will support Healthy Hearts NWA.

This grant will support Live Fierce. Life is Why. In Northwest Arkansas.

This grant will sponsor the Live Fierce. Life is Why. Northwest Arkansas Event benefiting the American Heart Association.

This grant will support hiring Black women, other marginalized groups, and people of color in decision-making and strategic planning roles at Art Ventures. It supports our organization's basis and creates capacity to achieve diversity, equity, and inclusion as a matter of course.

This grant will support Improve Quality of Life.

This grant will be used by the Tea Rose Foundation to improve quality of life.

This grant will support increased food security

This grant will support expanded SNAP outreach with high need communities and a planning process to help launch a cost effective regional approach to product storage and transportation for food distribution and disaster preparedness.

This grant will support JCamp a leadership bootcamp which creates opportunities in journalism for aspiring AAPI students and students of color, and Catalyst, a training program at the intersection of technology & journalism to equip media entrepreneurs for success.

This grant will support JFFLabs investment in greater economic opportunity and career pathways for underrepresented people of color through the Business Roundtable Multiple Pathways Initiative learning technology innovations.

This grant supports the JFF Horizons 2022 Sponsorship.

This grant will facilitate the work of the Second Chance Business Coalition to help members to increase their knowledge and awareness of best practices for second chance hiring and advancement and to have committed to adopting practices that will expand employment opportunities for people with records.

This grant will enable JFF to support the Business RoundTable's nearly 80-member Multiple Pathways Initiative which is advancing skills-based talent practices among major US employers.

This grant will work with workforce development leaders in the South to examine how existing systems have failed Black workers and develop policy recommendations. JFF will conduct a landscape scan of wraparound supports for Black Americans that create access to high wage, high growth industries.

This grant will support local park and recreation agencies and community-based organizations as they advance equitable food access for all through community-driven, upstream and systems change solutions.

This grant will support Mary's Center's operations in 2022 as we deliver quality healthcare, education and social services to more than 60,000 individuals in our region. It will also support the Friends of Maria Fund.

This grant will support Nebraska's efforts to build North Platte's first and only theme-based, fully ADA-inclusive community-build playground

This grant will support NPower Canada as they build economic resilience among historically underserved job seekers by creating clear pathways to prosperity in Canada's digital economy. NPower Canada's holistic and employer-led approach to reskilling empowers job seekers across Canada to succeed in the future of work.

This grant will support of community-based, social practice theatre.

This grant will support of the Arkansas Children's Auxiliary Race for a Healthier Tomorrow.

This grant will support ongoing COVID-19 and Hurricane Ida disaster response and recovery efforts in the communities.

This grant will support organization's mission.

This grant will support Plastic IQ which is a digital tool that enables companies to analyze and prioritize circular solutions for plastic packaging, facilitating a data-driven, industry-wide approach to abating the flow of plastic pollution.

This grant will be used to identify, onboard, and continuously support companies in Brazil and Indonesia to use the Plastic IQ Platform to improve the sustainability of their plastics packaging portfolios.

This grant will support producer pilots through use of a shared, open, and scalable agricultural technology toolkit facilitated by trained community technical facilitators called OpenTEAM Fellows.

This grant will support recreational offerings, giving the option to offer a Membership Scholarship Program, which provides low-income individuals and families access to our facility's recreational amenities and programs.

This grant will support our recreational offerings, allowing us to offer a Membership Scholarship Program, which provides diverse populations and low-income individuals access to our facility's recreational amenities.

This grant will support science education content that children love and many interesting interactive experience activities were developed by liaising various resources, which provides effective food safety popular science education for children and families, and improves children's food safety scientific quality.

This grant will support Sharing & Caring - Walmart Associates Shopping for Children.

This grant will support Sharing & Caring - Walmart Associates Shopping for Children.

This grant will support Sharing & Caring's distribution of food boxes to families in need.

This grant will support smallholder livelihoods and protect critical forests and biodiversity in Northern Sumatra, Indonesia.

This grant will support Social Welfare/Health.

This grant will support STEAM Labs hands-on workshops in neighborhood schools and community center.

This grant will support the 2021 Cancer Challenge.

This grant will support the 2022 Cancer Challenge.

This grant will support the 2023 Cancer Challenge.

This grant will support the 3 to 1 associate donations.

This grant will support the AAPI community during this time of rapid response and rebuilding post COVID and hate crimes.

This grant will support the ABFE Corporate Community of Practice for Racial Equity Research Project.

This grant will support the launch of a transformative peer-led racial equity corporate community of practice to build continuous learning network that will support corporate philanthropy professionals in advocating for Black communities. Funds will also sponsor ABFE'S Annual Harambee Conference over the grant period.

This grant will support the Aspen ESG Summit.

This grant will support the Employer Network Advancing Digital Skills and Equity.

This grant will support the Social Fabric Project which supports and inspires grassroots leaders who are building social trust and weaving an inclusive social fabric so their communities can thrive. This grant lays the foundation for amplifying their work as key to healing America's divisions.

This grant will support the employer network to advance digital skills and equity.

This grant will be used to fund an Aspen ESG Summit sponsorship.

This grant will strength entrepreneurial ecosystems in township economies in South Africa through applied research and direct support to intermediary support organizations.

This grant will support the Aspen Insitute's Opportunity Youth Forum & Fud (OYF).

The grant will create an integrated journey into weaving that will inspire, activate & equip thousands of new weavers to reach their full potential.

This grant will support a three-pronged initiative to further commitment to racial equity and inclusion-focused job quality work, and advance job quality policies and practices. Work focuses on scaling economic wellbeing through research, employer collaboratives, and workforce leadership communities.

This grant will support the Food is Medicine Research Action Plan as they seize the momentum generated by the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health ”and the traction that Open Access is gaining in U.S. cities.

This grant will support the Bridging Support for Underserved and Indigenous Communities in Landfall Disasters (BUILD) Program which is a proprietary program dedicated to improving resilience of underserved and indigenous populations in Gulf Coast states through the deployment of Equity Response Teams.

This grant will support the C.H.A.M.P. Camp which is a character development program designed to enrich the lives of a culturally diverse group of middle school aged children.

This grant will support the capacity of BIPOC-led, non-profit organizations working to expand access to healthy, affordable and culturally significant food in communities of color, and to raise awareness to expand their work and generate greater impact.

This grant will support the Cash Assistance Funds for Ida Flooding Impacted Households with Poor, Immigrant, Elderly, Veteran, Mentally/Medically Ill, Minor Children are prioritized.

This grant will support the chambers efforts in the areas of education and leadership development and cultural interests of the community.

This grant will support the Community Development Fund.

This grant will support the Black Business Equity Fund as well as the annual celebration of Black owned business and entrepreneurs.

This grant will support the Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque (CFGD) and the Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo (CFGB) as they have identified sustaining career pathways for BIPOC.

This grant will support the Community Grant for Holiday 2021 - clothes and toys.

This grant will support the construction of the Best Friends Pet Resource Center, a full-service, best-in-class model for saving homeless cats and dogs, while elevating the ability of Best Friends Animal Society and our partners to address the gap in animal welfare services available to Benton County residents.

This grant will support the Day of Remembrance community healing and recovery activities in response to the tragic shooting August 3, 2019 in El Paso.

This grant will support the delivery and cultural education of healthy foods from our centralized pantry, in order to meet the needs of students/families at all 31 of the District's school locations.

This grant will support the economic mobility of retail sector workers through collective action around shared goals.

This grant will support the Equitable Food Oriented Development Collaborative and Fund which is a field-building and resourcing initiative collectively run by a coalition of EFOD organizations and leaders from community-based organizations around the U.S. EFOD orgs use food to build opportunity in their communities.

This grant will support the Executive Giving Grant.

This grant will support the Ghetto Film School and WOCstar for a two-year project-based collaboration aimed at supporting emerging Black entrepreneurs in the areas of capital raising, social media, strategic communications and storytelling about their brand.

This grant will support the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank's 2022 Chefs, Cork & Craft Gala.

This grant will support the Chefs, Cork & Craft Gala.

This grant will support the Kearney Middle School 6th Graders.

This grant will support the Walmart leadership team event.

This grant supports the Wish for Wheels program.

This grant will support the Love Has No Labels 1-year Sponsorship (May 21-Apr 22).

This grant will support Love Has No Labels which is an ongoing communications campaign intended to inspire meaningful action among the public that combats bias, hate and injustice and creates a more inclusive society for all across race, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability and religion.

This grant will support the Opportunity Pathways Network.

This grant will go toward consulting and capacity building for a community of practice of foundation grantees to advance their racial equity priorities.

This grant will support the Pathways for Opportunity Seekers through Scaling Employer-led Education and Workforce Initiatives

This grant will support the purchase of food for the Metropolitan Ministries' Holiday Tent. Families register for food for Thanksgiving and Christmas to provide their families with a special holiday meal.

This grant will support families experiencing poverty who were impacted by Hurricane Ian and the post-COVID financial crisis. The grant will fund rental assistance, utility assistance, and other financial supports that families need to prevent eviction.

This grant will support the recruitment of new volunteers.

This grant will support the scale-up of low-cost digital extension serving coffee farmers in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh to encourage adoption of sustainable farming practices, and development of market linkages and farmer aggregation to improve incomes and market access for coffee and spice farmers.

This grant will support the State Legislative Leaders Foundation Sponsorship.

This grant will support the Sunshine Division and Walmart February Food.

This grant will support the Surfside building collapse.

This grant will provide funds to the Florida Disaster Fund to assist in recovery from Hurricane Ian.

This grant will provide funds to the Florida Disaster Fund to assist in recovery from Hurricane Ian.

This grant will support the Sustainable Livelihoods for Smallholder Farmers in Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.

This grant will increase the financial benefits and resiliency of fresh produce smallholder farmers in Guatemala and Nicaragua by sustainably integrating them into a profitable and inclusive horticulture market system.

This grant will support the TMCF-Walmart Foundation HBCU First-Generation Scholarship Program for the 2021-22 academic year, providing access to a college education for low-income first-year public HBCU students. TMCF also requests funding to support its new Center for Social Justice.

This grant will support the TMCF-Walmart HBCU COVID-19 Response Initiative.

This grant will support the TMCF-Walmart Foundation HBCU First-Generation Scholarship Program for the 2022-23 academic year, providing access to a college education for low-income first-year public HBCU students.

This grant will support the traditional festival that has been replaced by a televised/live streaming event. It will consist of diverse entertainers and performances along with a "Text to Give" to benefit the Houston Food Bank.

This grant will support the Walmart All American Kid Zone at Freedom over Texas is a family friendly area of fun, educational games/activities, and youth led entertainment.

This grant will support The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center to implement sustainable, neighborhood-based food security strategies through its place-based strategy for cancer prevention and control the Be Well Communitie.

This grant will support the Washington Regional Medical Center's regional celebration.

This grant will support the Washington Regional Medical Center's regional celebration.

This grant will provide homebound senior clients and volunteers with opportunities to experience meaningful belonging and bridging activities together in third spaces based on shared interests and passions to build a strong sense of community and strengthen social connections.

This grant will support the YMCA Legacy and Macomb Youth Engagement Programs.

This grant will support the Lights Up! for Access.

This grant will support the "Lights Up! for Access" program, extending free and low-cost tickets to thousands of youth and marginalized community members and ensuring that a sense of belonging at Northwest Arkansas's nationally acclaimed theatre is not subject to income.

This grant will establish Finding Your Light, a continuum of programs for youth seeking community in the transitions between home and school, college and career. Participants will range from high school to post-college, focusing on those whose lived experiences are underrepresented in American theatre.

This grant will support to equip faith communities & leaders to build geographic hubs where faith communities will work together across divides to solve community challenges, and equip evangelical pastors to address those divisions in their churches.

This grant will support the One America Movement to bring faith communities and faith leaders together across divides to reduce division and work together on critical issues in the Northwest Arkansas region.

This grant will support the One America Movement to work with faith communities and faith leaders to build resilience to toxic polarization - in our communities, our congregations and our country.

This grant will support two NGA projects that are designed to help leaders across the country invest in and implement strategies to improve access to high-quality jobs and increase opportunity for underserved population.

This grant will support the NGA Chair's Agenda: Computer Science Education.

This grant will accelerate state & regional implementation of LER-based ecosystems that are integrated with state education & workforce priorities & are built based on the open standards of technical interoperability that will enable economic mobility for individuals & economic growth of business.

This grant will support workforce development programs such as ”on-the-job training, short-term credential programs, apprenticeships, community college, and beyond ”are key to the full recovery and economic future of Black workers and their families. This project will identify policy barriers and propose solutions for Black workers.

This grant will support Zoo Miami's conservation efforts as well as it's Learning Experience programs, which include Zoo Camps and Zoocademy. Both partner with schools for zoo visits and other educational activities.

This grant will tailor a program to the needs of rural workers. Through these partnerships, we will create better models for facilitating local rural tech employment and work to crack the code of remote hiring of upskilled rural workers.

This grant will take SoNA musicians out into the community, featuring innovative musical events. These events will invite the community to experience classical music from fresh perspectives, will remove barriers to access, and will reimagine what an orchestra can be and who it serves.

This grant will increase access to the arts for both youth and adults, to reach a wider, more diverse cross-section of Northwest Arkansas (NWA).

This grant will target 150,000 youth in 34 states by leveraging healthy living nutrition curriculum and activities and the unique infrastructure of the land-grant university Cooperative Extension System.

This grant will teach students cooking skills and nutrition education to empower them to choose nutrient-rich foods. In this program, students learn how to prepare a simple wholesome recipe and learn the importance of nutrition in food choices during the school day.

This grant will teach students cooking skills and nutrition education to empower them to choose nutrient-rich foods.

This grant will use rigorous research methods to evaluate contact strategies used in local community programs, while providing practical guidance to organizations and local communities seeking to implement contact strategies effectively in their programs.

This grant will used to purchase of Turkeys, Stuffing and other food items needed to prepare 12,500 Thanksgiving meals.

This grant will work to build a market-competitive responsible recruitment industry, shifting the H-2A labor market so that responsible recruitment becomes the norm rather than the exception. This will increase opportunities and protections for thousands of migrant agricultural workers.

This grant will work to deliver programming that will prevent children with parents in prison in communities of color from entering the justice system. Prison Fellowship will partner to establish and build networks focused on improving real-life outcomes for Opportunity Kids.

This grant will work with NWA nonprofits to engage them in a two-year DEI peer learning cohort experience that will strengthen their ability to effectively serve our increasingly diverse region.

This grant will create a third space for sharing, connection and strengthening community in intimate and comfortable settings (in the KUAF studio and a mobile Listening Lab) that foster honest conversations around topics of the participants choosing or as a part of a focused theme.

This grant will convene a diverse and influential group of stakeholders representing workers, companies and training providers of all types for a collaborative problem-solving dialogue designed to excavate how these groups can better align their goals.

This grant will create a robust Racial Equity Skills Agenda that ensures students of color and students from low-income families gain access to education beyond high school that will advance their careers and create a pathway to participate in America's ever-changing economy.

This grant will allow Ed Trust to undertake a set of research projects that will advance a racial equity skills agenda and explore pathways after high school for Black and Latino students and students from low-income backgrounds. Projects will focus on affordability, accountability, and investing in and supporting students.

This grant would support CBPP's efforts to reduce hunger by improving and increasing access to SNAP, WIC, and child nutrition programs, the nation's key federal nutrition programs.

This grant would support CBPP's efforts to reduce hunger by improving and increasing access to SNAP, WIC, and child nutrition programs, the nations key federal nutrition programs.

This grant will help fund critical relief, recovery and rebuilding services and programs in Lafourche, Terrebonne and Grand Isle Louisiana in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida.

This grant will deliver high-quality, strengths-based, and culturally responsive services to over 500 low-income residents and program alumni and their children annually through safe and affordable housing, adult workforce training/education, and early childcare and education.

This grant will help prevent the COVID-19 surge in India.

This grant will support the grantmaking fee related to grant DAF - Doctors For You support in India.

This grant will help citizens during the South Africa Civil Unrest.

This grant will be used to match 3 to 1 customer & associate donations in honor of MLK day.

This grant will be use to match 2 to 1 associate donations for Season of Giving.

This grant will cover fees associated with FY23 Associate Giving Program donations via credit card and payroll.

This grant will support matching grant for associate donations made during the Hurricane Relief Associate Matching Campaign held Sept. 30th - Oct. 19th, 2022.

This grant will support matching grant for associate donations made during the Pakistan Flood Relief Associate Matching Campaign held Sept 2 - Sept 22, 2022.

This grant will support 37.5 K individuals or 7.5 K families through WASH and Nutrition kits specifically through Camps and Health promotion activities.

This grant will support matching grant for associate donations as part of FY22 Season of Giving Campaign that exceeded the original $3M match threshold and fees tied to campaign.

This grant will support matching grant for associate donations made during the Ukraine Associate Matching Campaign held March 4 - March 25, 2022.

This grant will support matching grant and fees associated for associate donations made during the 60th Birthday Associate Matching Campaign held June 13 - July 10, 2022.

This grant will support matching grant for VAP program (including fees).

This grant will support matching grant for associate donations made during the Season of Giving Back Associate Matching Campaign held Nov. 3rd - Dec. 28, 2022.

This grant will support matching grant to cover EGP match grants and fees.

This grant will support Doctors For You to distribute oxygen and medical supplies in response to the COVID-19 surge in India. Irrelevant to "funds not for international distribution" and this is not included in the "CAFA match/fees" for international disaster.

This grant will support DFY, a humanitarian organization distributing large-scale relief for the treatment of patients and also towards vaccination drives across India. Irrelevant to "funds not for int'l distribution" and "CAFA match/fees" for int'l disaster.

This grant is to provide scholarships for associates and/or associate dependents.

This grant is to provide scholarships for associates and/or associate dependents.

This grant is to provide scholarships for associates and/or associate dependents.

This grant is to provide scholarships for associates and/or associate dependents.

This grant is to provide scholarships for associates and/or associate dependents.

This grant is to provide scholarships for associates and/or associate dependents.

This grant will support ISTS for associate scholarships for Q1.

This grant will supprot ISTS for associates scholarships for Q3.

This grant will support ISTS for scholarship renewals for Q3 and Q4.

This grant will support ISTS for associate scholarship funds renewals.

This grant will support The Nature Conservancy's new initiative to accelerate sustainability in the shrimp aquaGeneral Purpose supply chain. The project will catalyze a new future for this sector, including best-in-class on-farm practices, sustainable supply of fish-based feeds, secure livelihoods and a vision for carbon neutrality.

This grant will suport the National Urban League Inc.

This grant will support Black women-owned retail businesses with general and industry-specific coaching, mentoring, and training, providing direct assistance with certification; applying/bidding on public/private contracting programs; and leadership skills development.

This grants will be used to match associate donations to the United Way

This grant will support safe driving miles for education via the Washington D.C. Police Foundation.

This grant will be used to provide an accessible recreational experience for children of all abilities and their families.

This grant is a partnership with Ability Tree and the Amazeum and it seeks to provide opportunities for individuals impacted by disability to participate in recreational and meaningful activities. We will utilize programs already put in place and make them more accessible and engaging for these individuals.

This grant will support the COVID-19 Outreach Immunization Program for Correctional Facilities in Rural Areas.

This grant wil amplify the Importance of Health for Independence for Blind and Low Vision Americans.

This grant will support 20th Annual Kiss A Pig "Know Your Risk Sponsor".

This grant will be used for the annual Kiss A Pig "Know Your Risk Sponsor".

This grant will support Opportunity Pathways Framework: From Skill Validation Case Studies to Free College Tuition Programs for Adults.

This grant will aim to increase understanding of industry-led public-private partnerships with colleges by creating a database of these partnerships, an interactive typology and geographic map of these efforts, and a report highlighting key findings and lessons learned.

This grant will support the 117th Benton County Fair 2021.

This grant will support the annual Benton County Fair.

This grant will support the Feldman Automotive Children's Miracle Celebrity Invitational Supporting Sponsor.

This grant will support food Pantry and Additional Relief efforts program.

This grant will support the Bentonville Public Schools Foundation.

This grant will support Slow Streets NWA.

This grant will support the 2022 Champion Gala Sponsor.

This grant will support the Commodity Mapping Platform: Bridging the Supply Chain Information Gap.