Funders to approach for ACCE Institute
The mission of the ACCE Institute is to improve the lives of California's traditionally underserved residents, including communities of color, low-income and working families, and the undocumented population, by carrying out work that fosters deep, indigenous leadership development, policy creation, robust civic participation, and broad community…
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a funder to approach
Best betsLikely, smaller grants1 in 40$75k, your typical grant1 in 401 in 201 in 10$10k$30k$100k$300kChance of a first grant within two years →Likely grant for you →
Expected from this list$1.2M–$3.3Mover two years, from 13–19 new funders
Last two years (2023–24)$1.5Mfrom 10 new funders
Half the value is in your top 12 funders, of 156
FunderWay inChanceLikely grant
- 1Gates FoundationSimilar grantees: The California Legislative Black Caucus Policy Institute ($50k/yr), Aiccu Research Foundation ($300k/yr), Civil Rights Institute of Inland Southern California ($25k/yr)1 in 12$450k
- 2The Heising-Simons FoundationSimilar grantees: Amigos de Guadalupe Center for Justice and Enpowerment ($160k/yr), Asian Law Caucus ($230k/yr), Immigrant Legal Resource Center ($640k/yr)1 in 10$170k
- 3The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationSimilar grantees: Action Center on Race & the Economy Institute ($390k/yr), Asian Law Caucus ($250k/yr), Monument Impact ($130k/yr)2 in 10$79k
153 more funders on the list for ACCE Institute
The full ranking, every way in, an approach plan for each funder and the CSV are included from the $75 plan up.