activities · 40
what they do
direct service · 28
- Advance inclusive economic development Small Business Grant & Loan ProgramsDisbursed $1.4 million to advance inclusive economic development and directed $2.2 million to support resilient small businesses, including through targeted grant programs.
- Advance inclusive economic development and small business resilience Small Business Grant & Loan ProgramsDisbursed $1.4 million to advance inclusive economic development and $2.2 million to support resilient small businesses, including through the Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund, which provides grants to long-standing, BIPOC- and women-/gender-minority-owned small businesses.
- Advance inclusive economic development and small business resilience Small Business Grant & Loan ProgramsDisbursed $1.4 million to advance inclusive economic development and $2.2 million to support resilient small businesses, including through the Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund, which supports long-standing, BIPOC- and women/TGNC-owned small businesses.
- Conference Center OperationOperates a conference center in downtown Oakland with three rooms, AV equipment, and kitchen facilities, accommodating meetings for groups of six to 100 people.
- Conference Center OperationOperates a conference center in downtown Oakland with three rooms, AV equipment, and kitchen facilities, accommodating groups of six to 100 people for meetings.
- Distribute grants through donor-advised funds Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationFacilitates grantmaking via donor-advised funds, including mobilizing 21 such funds to distribute $305,000 to local food organizations in late 2025 and disbursing $54.2 million in grants through these vehicles.
- Distribute grants through donor-advised funds Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationFacilitates grantmaking via donor-advised funds, distributing $305,000 to local food organizations in late 2025 and $54.2 million in total through such funds during the fiscal year.
- Distribute grants through donor-advised funds Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationFacilitates grantmaking via donor-advised funds, including mobilizing 21 such funds to distribute $305,000 to local food organizations in late 2025 and disbursing $54.2 million in grants through these funds overall.
- Distribute grants through donor-advised funds Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationFacilitates grantmaking via donor-advised funds, distributing $305,000 to local food organizations in late 2025 and $54.2 million in total grants through such funds in fiscal year 2024.
- Donor-Advised Fund Management and Distribution Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationMobilizes and distributes grants through donor-advised funds, including $54.2 million in grants and specific distributions like $305,000 from 21 funds to local food organizations.
- Fund Oakland-based artist and social change collaborations Artist Support ProgramsProvides three-year grants of $100,000 per year to up to three Oakland-based collaborations between cultural and social change organizations, with additional annual stipends of $12,000 for artist life-sustaining expenses and up to $25,000 for research/documentation.
- Fund Oakland-based cultural and social change collaborations Artist Support ProgramsProvides three-year grants of $100,000 per year to up to three Oakland-based collaborations between cultural and social change organizations, with additional annual stipends of $12,000 for artist life-sustaining expenses and up to $25,000 for research/documentation.
- Fund arts and culture initiatives with multi-year grants Artist Support ProgramsProvides three-year grants of $100,000 per year to up to three Oakland-based collaborations between cultural and social change organizations, including additional stipends for artist expenses and research/documentation.
- Grantmaking to Community Organizations Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationDistributes strategic grants to community partner organizations, including $9 million to 362 organizations and $116 million in total grants during fiscal year 2024, supporting various initiatives such as arts and culture, inclusive economic development, and resilient small businesses.
- Make strategic grants to community organizations Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationDistributed $116 million in grants during fiscal year 2024, including $9 million to 362 community partner organizations and support for 1,967 organizations through combined grantmaking and donor-advised funds.
- Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund Small Business Grant & Loan ProgramsCreated and provides grants through the Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund to increase small businesses' resilience, particularly those owned by Black, Indigenous, or People of Color, women, transgender, or non-binary individuals.
- Operate conference center for community useOperates a conference center in downtown Oakland with three rooms, state-of-the-art AV equipment, high-speed internet, and a full kitchen, accommodating meetings for groups of six to 100 people.
- Operate conference center for community useOperates a conference center in downtown Oakland with three rooms, state-of-the-art AV equipment, high-speed internet, and kitchen facilities, accommodating meetings for groups of six to 100 people.
- Provide general grant funding to community organizations Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationDistributed $116 million in grants during fiscal year 2024 to support a wide range of community initiatives, including $9 million in strategic grants to 362 partner organizations and support for 1,967 organizations overall through direct and donor-advised grantmaking.
- Provide general grant funding to community organizations Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationDistributed $116 million in grants during fiscal year 2024 to support a wide range of community initiatives, reaching 1,967 organizations through both direct grantmaking and donor-advised funds.
- Provide general grantmaking to community organizations Donor-Advised Fund AdministrationDistributed $116 million in grants during fiscal year 2024 to support a wide range of community initiatives, including $9 million in strategic grants to 362 partner organizations and support for 1,967 organizations overall through direct and donor-advised grantmaking.
- Support East Bay artists and arts collectives Artist Support ProgramsProvides funding through the East Bay Fund for Artists, distributing $275,000 to 15 artists and collectives, commissioning over 300 local artists since 2003, and leveraging nearly $3.1 million in financial support for East Bay arts.
- Support arts and cultural initiatives Artist Support ProgramsProvides targeted funding for artists and arts collectives, including $275,000 to 15 East Bay artists through the East Bay Fund for Artists, $1.2 million for broader arts and culture initiatives, and commissioning over 300 new works by local artists since 2003.
- Support arts and cultural initiatives Artist Support ProgramsProvides funding and support for artists and arts collectives in the East Bay, including $275,000 to 15 artists and collectives through the East Bay Fund for Artists, $1.2 million for arts and culture initiatives, and commissioning over 300 new works by local artists since 2003.
- Support for East Bay Artists and Arts Collectives Artist Support ProgramsDistributes grants to East Bay artists and arts collectives, including $275,000 to 15 artists and collectives through the East Bay Fund for Artists, and commissions new works by local artists, leveraging nearly $3.1 million in financial support for the arts.
- Support for East Bay Artists and Arts Collectives Artist Support ProgramsDistributes grants to East Bay artists and arts collectives, including $275,000 to 15 artists and collectives through the East Bay Fund for Artists, and commissions new works by local artists, leveraging significant financial support for the arts.
- Support inclusive economic development and small business resilience Small Business Grant & Loan ProgramsDisbursed $1.4 million for inclusive economic development and $2.2 million to support resilient small businesses, including through the Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund, which provides grants to long-standing, BIPOC- and women-owned small businesses.
- Support small business resilience in Oakland Small Business Grant & Loan ProgramsCreated the Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund to strengthen small businesses' capacity to withstand economic and community safety challenges and access future capital, providing grants to businesses, 96% of which are owned by Black, Indigenous, or People of Color.
advocacy · 6
- Fund community organizing and movement building Grassroots Advocacy & Campaign SupportAllocated $3 million to support community organizing and movement building efforts as part of strategic advocacy investments.
- Fund community organizing and movement building Grassroots Advocacy & Campaign SupportAllocated $3 million to support community organizing and movement building efforts as part of its advocacy-focused grantmaking.
- Funding Community Organizing and Movement Building Grassroots Advocacy & Campaign SupportProvides financial support for community organizing and movement building efforts, allocating $3 million for these initiatives.
- Funding Community Organizing and Movement Building Grassroots Advocacy & Campaign SupportFunds community organizing and movement building efforts with significant investments, such as $3 million.
- Support community organizing and movement building Grassroots Advocacy & Campaign SupportFunded community organizing and movement building efforts with $3 million in dedicated support.
- Support community organizing and movement building Grassroots Advocacy & Campaign SupportFunded community organizing and movement building efforts with $3 million in dedicated funding.
capacity building · 6
- Build grantee capacity with racial equity focus Capacity Building for Equity OrganizationsAllocated $1 million toward capacity-building initiatives with a racial equity focus and provides peer networking and learning opportunities for grantee collaborations.
- Capacity Building Initiatives Capacity Building for Equity OrganizationsAllocates funding for capacity building initiatives with a racial equity focus and provides peer networking and learning opportunities for grantee collaborations.
- Capacity Building Initiatives Capacity Building for Equity OrganizationsAllocates funding for capacity building initiatives with a racial equity focus, including $1 million, and provides peer networking and learning opportunities for grantee collaborations.
- Provide capacity building with racial equity focus Capacity Building for Equity OrganizationsAllocated $1 million toward capacity building initiatives centered on racial equity and provides peer networking and learning opportunities for grantee collaborations.
- Provide capacity-building support with racial equity focus Capacity Building for Equity OrganizationsAllocated $1 million toward capacity-building initiatives centered on racial equity and provides peer networking and learning opportunities for grantee collaborations to strengthen organizational effectiveness.
- Provide capacity-building support with racial equity focus Capacity Building for Equity OrganizationsAllocated $1 million toward capacity-building initiatives centered on racial equity and provides peer networking and learning opportunities for grantee collaborations.
strategies · 59
how they think
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- Addressing Power Imbalances in Philanthropy power_sharing_philanthropySeeks to transform traditional philanthropic power dynamics by leveraging influence to support grantees, aligning funding with racial justice, and centering community leadership in decision-making.
- Advancing racial and social justice through community-led initiatives racial_justice_grantmakingThe organization prioritizes grantmaking and support for organizations led by and serving communities of color, focusing on racial equity, power building, and addressing intersectional systems of oppression. This includes resourcing community-rooted, culturally-informed collaborations that generate transformative policy alternatives and narrative change, and co-creating funding initiatives with community organizations to shift decision-making power to local stakeholders.
- Arts and Culture as Tools for Justice and Community Resilience arts-for-social-justiceWe use arts and cultural practices to foster community cohesion, healing, resistance, and narrative change, supporting artists and organizations rooted in communities of color to advance racial and social justice.
- Arts and Culture as Tools for Justice and Community Resilience arts-for-social-justiceThe foundation uses arts and culture as vehicles for healing, resistance, community cohesion, and racial justice, resourcing community-rooted artistic practices that foster narrative change and resilience grounded in Octavia Butler’s philosophy of perseverance.
- Arts and Culture as Tools for Social Justice and Community Resilience arts-for-social-justiceUses arts and cultural practices to foster community cohesion, healing, and resistance, while resourcing artists and organizations in communities of color to advance narrative change and racial justice.
- Arts and culture as tools for justice and community resilience arts-for-social-justiceUses arts and cultural practices to build community cohesion, advance racial justice, support healing and resistance, and empower low-income communities of color through targeted funding and programming.
- Arts and culture as tools for racial justice and community resilience arts-for-social-justiceSupports arts and cultural practices rooted in communities of color as mechanisms for healing, resistance, narrative change, and community cohesion, aligning with a broader racial and social justice mission.
- Arts and culture as tools for racial justice and community resilience arts-for-social-justiceWe support arts and cultural practices rooted in communities of color as mechanisms for healing, resistance, community cohesion, and narrative change, aligning with broader racial and social justice goals.
- Community power building through participatory and movement-aligned partnership movement_partnerPositions itself as a movement partner by centering community leadership, engaging community advisory bodies in grantmaking design and decisions, and supporting grassroots organizing as the primary engine of social change.
- Community-Centered Resilience and Long-Term Systems Change community-centered resilienceApplies a community-centered, resilience-based approach to social change, inspired by narratives of perseverance, to support sustainable transformation and structural equity.
- Community-Centered, Resilience-Based Systems Change community-centered resilienceWe support long-term social change through a resilience-focused, community-centered approach inspired by principles of perseverance and adaptation, prioritizing sustainability and community agency.
- Community-Led and Participatory Power-Sharing Philanthropy power_sharing_philanthropyThe foundation shifts decision-making power to communities by engaging in participatory and community-led grantmaking models, such as using Community Advisory Committees to co-design funding processes and sharing control over funding decisions, reflecting a broader commitment to power-sharing in philanthropy.
- Community-Rooted Policy and Narrative Change culturally_informed_policy_changeThe foundation supports transformative policy alternatives and narrative change by resourcing culturally-informed, community-rooted collaborations that challenge systemic inequities and advance racial justice.
- Community-centered and participatory grantmaking participatory_grantmakingThe organization adopts a community-centered, resilience-based approach to support long-term social change. It engages community advisory committees to co-design funding initiatives, including application materials, marketing, evaluation tools, and advising on funding decisions, particularly for small business resiliency funds, to ensure community voice and ownership.
- Community-centered, resilience-based change inspired by visionary fiction community-centered resilienceWe apply a community-centered, resilience-focused approach to social change, drawing inspiration from Octavia Butler’s philosophy of adaptive perseverance and long-term transformation.
- Community-centered, resilience-based systems change community-centered resilienceSupports long-term social change through a resilience-focused, community-centered approach inspired by Octavia Butler’s philosophy, emphasizing adaptability, perseverance, and community agency in overcoming systemic inequities.
- Community-centered, resilience-based systems change community-centered_resilienceApplies a community-centered, resilience-focused approach to social change, inspired by Octavia Butler’s philosophy, to support long-term transformation grounded in community strength and perseverance.
- Community-led and participatory funding models participatory grantmakingShifts power in philanthropy by co-creating funding initiatives with community organizations, engaging community advisory bodies in design and decision-making, and sharing control over resources to ensure local leadership drives solutions.
- Community-led and participatory funding models participatory grantmakingWe shift power in philanthropy by co-designing funding initiatives with community advisory bodies and local organizations, ensuring that communities most impacted by inequity help shape funding priorities, application processes, and decision-making.
- Culturally Informed Policy and Narrative Change culturally_informed_policy_changeWe resource community-rooted collaborations to develop transformative policy alternatives and shift narratives, using culturally informed strategies that center racial justice and community knowledge.
- Culturally informed policy and narrative change culturally_informed_policy_changeWe resource community-rooted, culturally informed collaborations to develop transformative policy alternatives and shift public narratives around race, equity, and justice.
- Culturally informed policy and narrative change culturally_informed_policy_changeSupports community-rooted collaborations to develop transformative policy alternatives and shift narratives through culturally informed strategies that advance racial justice.
- Leveraging partnerships and philanthropic networks for social change philanthropic_networkingThe organization acts as a philanthropic home, connecting donors with a network of individuals and organizations dedicated to social change. It engages in public-philanthropic and public-private partnerships with various stakeholders including donors, community organizations, foundations, government, and corporations to advance racial, gender, and environmental justice, eliminate barriers, and build community power.
- Mission-Aligned Investing and Revenue Reinvestment for Racial Equity mission_aligned_investingWe generate and reinvest revenue—through real estate rentals and mission-aligned investment strategies—into community initiatives that advance racial equity and social impact, aligning financial practices with our justice goals.
- Mission-Aligned and Community-Informed Economic Investment mission_aligned_investingThe foundation deploys mission-aligned investments and place-based small business grantmaking in historically disinvested neighborhoods, using revenue from its conference center rentals to fund racial equity initiatives and support local economic resilience.
- Mission-aligned investing and donor engagement mission_aligned_investingEngages donors through a shared philanthropic home and offers mission-aligned investment options that generate competitive returns while advancing social impact, aligning capital with racial and economic justice goals.
- Mission-aligned investing and revenue reinvestment for racial equity mission_aligned_investingWe generate and deploy capital through mission-aligned investments and revenue from assets like conference center rentals to fund community-driven racial equity initiatives and structural change.
- Mission-aligned investing and revenue reinvestment for racial justice mission_aligned_investingGenerates and deploys capital through mission-aligned investments and revenue from real estate operations to fund racial equity initiatives, ensuring financial resources directly support community-driven structural change.
- Mission-aligned investing and revenue reinvestment for social impact mission_aligned_investingThe organization offers investment options that aim for competitive financial returns while advancing social impact. It also generates revenue from its operations, such as conference center rentals, and reinvests these funds into community initiatives focused on racial equity and structural change.
- Movement Partner and Ally Model movement_partnerThe foundation positions itself as a partner and ally to community organizations and movement leaders, recognizing them as the primary drivers of change and leveraging its influence to support their goals.
- Philanthropic Convening and Donor Engagement for Social Change philanthropic_networkingThe foundation provides a philanthropic home that connects donors with networks focused on advancing social change, offering philanthropic advising and pooled funds to align donor resources with racial, gender, and environmental justice goals.
- Philanthropic Convening and Donor Engagement for Social Change philanthropic_networkingConnects donors with networks focused on social change and offers mission-aligned investment options, creating a philanthropic home that aligns capital with justice and equity goals.
- Philanthropic networking and donor engagement for social change philanthropic_networkingWe connect donors with networks focused on advancing equity, providing a philanthropic home that aligns giving with social justice values and movement-building.
- Philanthropic networking for social change philanthropic_networkingConnects donors with networks of change-makers to create a shared philanthropic home focused on advancing racial, gender, and environmental justice.
- Place-Based Economic Investment in Historically Disinvested Communities place-based economic investmentWe direct small business grants and economic support to neighborhoods in the East Bay that have faced systemic disinvestment and violence, aiming to build local economic resilience and equity.
- Place-Based and Inclusive Economic Investment place-based economic investmentTargets economic support to neighborhoods historically impacted by disinvestment and systemic inequity, using small business grants and mission-aligned investments to foster inclusive economic models and community resilience.
- Place-based economic investment and revenue reinvestment for racial equity place-based economic investmentTargets economic support to historically disinvested neighborhoods through small business grants and reinvests revenue from foundation-owned assets (e.g., conference center rentals) into community initiatives focused on racial equity and structural change.
- Place-based economic investment for equitable development place-based_economic_investmentThe organization targets small business grantmaking in neighborhoods historically affected by disinvestment, violence, and systemic inequities, such as Downtown Oakland, East Oakland, Eastlake, Fruitvale, and West Oakland, to foster equitable economic development.
- Place-based economic investment in historically disinvested communities place-based economic investmentWe direct small business grantmaking and economic support to neighborhoods in the East Bay that have faced systemic disinvestment and violence, aiming to foster local economic resilience and equity.
- Place-based, equity-focused economic investment place-based_economic_investmentTargets small business grantmaking in historically disinvested neighborhoods to address systemic inequities and foster local economic resilience in East Bay communities.
- Power-Sharing and Community-Led Philanthropy power_sharing_philanthropyWe shift decision-making power to communities by co-creating funding initiatives with local stakeholders, engaging community advisory bodies in grantmaking processes, and positioning ourselves as allies rather than top-down funders to advance equity and local control.
- Power-Sharing and Participatory Grantmaking participatory_grantmakingShifts decision-making power to communities by co-creating funding initiatives with community organizations, engaging advisory committees in design and funding decisions, and redefining philanthropic relationships as collaborative partnerships.
- Power-sharing philanthropy and movement partnership power_sharing_philanthropyPositions the foundation as a supportive ally to grassroots movements and community organizations, leveraging its influence to address power imbalances in philanthropy and align resources with community-driven racial justice and power-building goals.
- Power-sharing philanthropy and movement partnership power_sharing_philanthropyWe position ourselves as a supportive ally and partner to grassroots movements and community leaders, leveraging our influence and resources to follow community leadership and redress power imbalances in philanthropy.
- Power-sharing philanthropy to transform funding relationships power_sharing_philanthropyActively works to rebalance power in philanthropy by aligning funding practices with racial justice goals, leveraging influence to support grantees, and sharing decision-making authority with community stakeholders.
- Public-Philanthropic and Cross-Sector Partnership Model public–philanthropic partnershipThe foundation advances racial and cultural equity by forming public-private partnerships and collaborative equity partnerships with government, corporations, and foundations, combining municipal strategies, philanthropy, and community power building to generate systemic change.
- Public-Philanthropic and Cross-Sector Partnership Model public–philanthropic_partnerhipWe leverage partnerships with government, foundations, corporations, and donors to combine resources and strategies—such as municipal policy, cultural initiatives, and pooled funding—to advance racial, gender, and environmental justice at scale.
- Public-Philanthropic and Cross-Sector Partnerships for Equity public–philanthropic partnershipLeverages partnerships with government, corporations, and public entities to combine resources and strategies, advancing racial and cultural equity through shared goals in policy, economic investment, and community development.
- Public-philanthropic and cross-sector collaboration for equity public–philanthropic_partnerhipAdvances racial, gender, and environmental justice by leveraging public-private partnerships, pooled funds, and collaborative models that engage government, corporations, and foundations to dismantle systemic barriers.
- Public-private and cross-sector collaboration for equity public–philanthropic partnershipAdvances structural change through public-philanthropic partnerships, pooled funds, and collaborations with government, corporations, and foundations to eliminate systemic barriers and promote racial, gender, and environmental justice.
- Public-private and cross-sector partnerships for structural change public–philanthropic partnershipWe leverage collaborations between philanthropy, government, corporations, and community organizations to advance racial, gender, and environmental justice through pooled resources, policy change, and shared strategy.
- Racial Equity and Justice Through Community Power Building racial_equity_lensAdvances racial, gender, and environmental justice by centering community-led organizations and movement leaders as primary drivers of change, supporting them through grantmaking, capacity building, and policy advocacy rooted in racial equity.
- Racial Equity-Centered Grantmaking and Capacity Building racial_justice_grantmakingWe prioritize funding and support for organizations led by and serving communities of color, using a racial equity lens in grantmaking, capacity building, and community investment to address systemic oppression and advance structural change.
- Racial Equity-Centered Grantmaking and Capacity Building racial_equity_lensThe foundation prioritizes grantmaking and capacity-building support for organizations led by and serving communities of color, using a racial equity lens to address intersectional systems of oppression and advance structural change. This includes co-creating funding initiatives with community partners and directing resources to arts and cultural groups in low-income communities of color.
- Racial equity-centered grantmaking and capacity building racial_justice_grantmakingAdvances racial and social justice by prioritizing grantmaking to organizations led by and serving communities of color, integrating a racial equity lens into capacity building, and resourcing community-rooted, culturally-informed collaborations that drive policy and narrative change.
- Racial equity-centered grantmaking and capacity building racial_justice_grantmakingThe organization prioritizes grantmaking and capacity-building support for organizations led by and serving communities of color, using a racial equity lens to address systemic oppression and advance structural change. It co-creates funding initiatives with community partners to shift power in decision-making.
- Racial equity-centered grantmaking and capacity building racial_equity_lensWe prioritize funding and capacity-building support for organizations led by and serving communities of color, using a racial equity lens to address systemic oppression and build community power. This includes co-creating funding initiatives with community stakeholders to shift decision-making power.
- Revenue Reinvestment for Racial Equity revenue reinvestment for racial equityGenerates and reinvests revenue from non-core operations, such as conference center rentals, into community investments that advance racial equity and structural change.
- Utilizing arts and culture for social and racial justice arts_for_social_justiceThe organization employs arts and cultural practices as tools for healing, resistance, and advancing racial justice. It uses arts and culture to inspire community cohesion and directs funding to individual artists and arts organizations rooted in low-income communities of color to promote social equity.
named programs · 2
what they call their work
Belonging in Oakland: A Just City Cultural Fund
Three-year grant program funding collaborations between Oakland-based cultural practitioners and social change organizations to advance racial and social justice through policy innovation, narrative change, and community-rooted cultural strategies.
Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund
Grant program supporting small businesses in historically disinvested neighborhoods of Oakland, particularly those owned by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, women, and gender non-conforming individuals, to increase economic resilience and capacity.
relationships · 14
who they work with
- Akonadi Foundation Partner — Co-funder and founding partner of the Belonging in Oakland: A Just City Cultural Fund
- Alliance for Community Development Partner — Collaborated with EBCF through representation on the Community Advisory Committee for the Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund.
- Bay Area Asset Funders Network (AFN) Partner — Jointly issued a statement with East Bay Community Foundation on supporting Indigenous land sovereignty through Shuumi.
- Centro Community Partners Partner — Collaborated with EBCF through representation on the Community Advisory Committee for the Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund.
- City of Oakland Partner — Co-creator of the Belonging in Oakland: A Just City Cultural Fund through its Cultural Affairs Division
- Inside Philanthropy Network — Recognized by Inside Philanthropy as the 2019 “Boldest Community Foundation”
- James Irvine Conference Center Partner — Provides meeting space in Oakland for community events and gatherings.
- James Irvine Foundation Partner — Conference center is named after and likely supported by the James Irvine Foundation.
- MacKenzie Scott and Dan Jewett Funder — Supports the East Bay Fund for Artists financially.
- Octavia Butler Coalition — Guided by the wisdom of Octavia Butler in its mission and approach to community resilience
- San Francisco Foundation (SFF) Partner — Jointly issued a statement with East Bay Community Foundation on supporting Indigenous land sovereignty through Shuumi.
- Surdna Foundation Funder — Major funder of the Belonging in Oakland: A Just City Cultural Fund through its Thriving Cultures program
- Uptima Entrepreneur Cooperative Partner — Collaborated with EBCF through representation on the Community Advisory Committee for the Oakland Small Business Resiliency Fund.
- William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Funder — Provides financial support to the East Bay Fund for Artists.