Grantmaking

Shifting power. Unlocking resources. For community by community.

Over the last six years, we've distributed over $23 million to primarily Black and Indigenous-led organizations across Economic Solidarity, Earth & Climate, and Wellbeing—often taking early funding positions on emerging issues before mainstream philanthropy. Our grantmaking places decision-making authority with leaders from the communities we fund, centering the expertise of those most impacted by the issues we address.

Redistributed to community

$23M

Grants made since 2019

425+

Women-led grantee organizations

75%

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Earth & Climate

Restoring a reciprocal relationship between people and land.

We fund Economic Solidarity, Earth & Climate, and Wellbeing

Earth & Climate

California Tribal Land Return

A dynamic fund and community learning experience supporting 31 California tribes engaged as individuals and consortiums seeking the rematriation of more than 25,000 acres of land.

Wellbeing

National Truth And Healing

Addressing the painful legacy of Native American boarding schools by providing funding to support efforts to advance truth, reconciliation, and healing across Indian Country

Wellbeing

California Truth And Healing

Created to ensure tribal engagement during the state of California's Truth and Healing Council process, this fund also supports tribes engaging in unique healing and cultural practices within tribes across California.

Wellbeing

Youth Mental Health Fund

Addressing the critical need for culturally responsive mental health care for youth navigating intersecting identities and systemic challenges.

Economic Solidarity

Case For Reparations

The first-of-its-kind fund to support the U.S. reparations movement and Black economic transformation and repair.

Earth & Climate

Indigenous Earth Fund

Investing in Indigenous solutions for climate resiliency and land conservation

Grantee Spotlight

Siċaŋġu Co

As the economic engine of the Siċaŋġu Lak̇ota nation, Siċaŋġu Co's purpose is to improve the financial and social well-being of their tribal relatives. They are guided by the 7Gen Vision, which imagines the world they'd like to see their descendants living in 175 years from now.

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Driving change in their communities and beyond

Our grantee partners are at the forefront of community change. 72% are led by women of color, and 68% operate with budgets under $1M. They advance economic solidarity, racial repair, protect ancestral lands, and build cultural power.

Our Other Strategies

Storytelling & Culture

From a book to a movement.

Sector Transformation

From our philanthropic roots to sectors beyond, we're transforming wealth into collective wellbeing.