Making a difference at home with Community Grants

Every year, we give $750K in grants to support nonprofits in the communities where our employees live. We fund impactful organizations committed to empowering historically marginalized communities, with a commitment to providing one-time support through a low-lift funding experience for the non-profit. Community Grants is an employee-driven program, supporting the philanthropic passions and interests of our entire team.

In 2020, Rippleworks established a Racial Justice Grant Committee that resulted in donations totaling $1 million to national organizations that support historically marginalized communities. This work led to ongoing relationships between the organizations we funded and our Leaders Studio and Projects teams.

Hamilton Families established San Francisco’s first shelter for families experiencing homelessness and is now San Francisco’s leading service provider to homeless families, with an array of programs at sites in San Francisco and Oakland. 

Vida Verde promotes educational equity by providing free overnight environmental learning experiences for students from low income, under-served schools.  Vida Verda has provided programs for over 12,000 low-income Bay Area students and teachers.

College Track is a comprehensive college completion program that equips students confronting systemic barriers to earn a bachelor’s degree. College Track students graduate at a rate that is more than double the national average for low-income, first-generation students.

Our Reach

$3.5M Funded

Non-Profits Supported

Community Grants

  • 826 Valencia
    Education
  • Able Works
    Education
  • Amsa
    Amsa
  • ASEB
    ASEB
  • BAYCAT
    Workforce Development
  • Building Futures
    Affordable Housing
  • Ceres
    Community Engagement
  • CERI
    Community Engagement
  • Code2040
    Workforce Development
  • College Track
    Education
  • Destiny Arts Center
    Destiny Arts Center
  • East Oakland DREAMers
    Education