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for use by its Fire Department in support of mobile COVID-19 vaccination teams and implementing an equitable vaccination program for high-risk city residents

in support of a national U.S. campaign to increase COVID-19 vaccination confidence by building community trust in facts and evidence, encouraging healthy behaviors, and wide-scale dissemination of science-based information around vaccine safety and adoption

in support of an initiative to develop a set of streamlined metrics that directly inform the wellbeing of workers in the U.S. and opportunities for economic advancement

in support of driving adoption of strategies that facilitate access to and confidence in safe, effective vaccination for those most socioeconomically and epidemiologically disadvantaged or impacted by Covid-19 in Chicago, IL, specifically low-wage BIPOC and women workers.

toward the costs of providing business advisory programming and financing access for Black and Latinx-owned businesses in Boston, MA

for use by its Co-Impact project, toward the costs of systems change efforts in health, education and economic opportunity focusing on underserved populations with the greatest need

for use by its Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security in support of advancing access to and uptake of the COVID-19 vaccines among Black, Hispanic/Latinx, and Indigenous communities in Virginia, and to develop local public health governance systems through which marginalized populations can exercise collective agency over their health and wellness

toward the costs of a campaign to raise awareness among low-income workers and families and other stakeholders about the value of the lookback rule, a provision enacted in 2020 which allows many lower-income filers to claim larger tax refunds

for use by its Louisville Metro Government Office of Civic Innovation project toward the costs of the Louisville Rapid Upskilling Initiative, an effort to prepare a cohort of workers in Louisville, KY, who have been displaced or are in fear of being displaced as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, for in demand, entry-level jobs in the data economy

for use by its Real People’s Fund toward the costs of implementing a community capital fund aimed at creating a more inclusive economy in the East Bay region of California