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toward the costs of providing targeted, competitive capital with contextual technical assistance to Latinx and Black entrepreneurs in cities across the U.S. to help them navigate uncertainty related to the COVID-19 pandemic and to overcome persistent structural barriers related to race and gender

in support of providing technical assistance to Black- and Latinx-owned microbusinesses in Norfolk, VA to help them strengthen their businesses and attract more investment capital

for use by the Complete Communities Improvement Fund in support of establishing a new financial empowerment center in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Houston to provide financial counseling to low-income families

toward the costs of providing immediate funds to keep Black-owned restaurants in Louisville, KY open and in a position to stabilize during the COVID-19 pandemic

toward the costs of efforts to ensure that all U.S. workers have the wages, benefits, and conditions to live in security and dignity, that corporations are accountable to workers, and that workers can collectively change their working conditions for the better

in support of providing a technical assistance program for Black- and Latinx-owned small- and microbusinesses in Miami-Dade County in an effort to accelerate the community’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis

in general support of its mission to expand paid leave in the U.S at the state and federal level, as well as expanding support for caregiving more broadly

toward the costs of providing technical assistance, coaching, and business support services for low-income Black and Latinx entrepreneurs in Newark, N.J

for use by its Center for Antiracist Research in support of exploring ways to understand, explain and solve seemingly intractable problems of racial inequity and injustice, and to develop a Racial Data Lab and COVID-19 Racial Data Tracker

toward the costs of a project to protect and enhance the social safety net for vulnerable communities in the U.S. as they navigate the challenges of the economic recession and the COVID-19 pandemic