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Yale University

for ECE Workforce Wellbeing Convening

Program

Education

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$74,519

Year Granted

2022

YMCA of Silicon Valley

to develop and pilot an early math program for young children and their family, friend, and neighbor caregivers in an informal preschool setting

Program

Education

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$129,362

Year Granted

2014

YMCA of Silicon Valley

to support capacity building for summer learning.

Program

Education

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$25,000

Year Granted

2015

YMCA of Silicon Valley

to further expand and field test a math program delivered through community-based preschools that serve young children and their family-friend-and-neighbor caregivers

Program

Education

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$175,619

Year Granted

2015

YMCA of Silicon Valley

to create long-term program implementation resources for Nana y Yo y las Matematicas and to test their use in three locations

Program

Education

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$203,936

Year Granted

2016

YMCA of Silicon Valley

for planning and implementation of Make Connections across the Y-USA network

Program

Education

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$969,052

Year Granted

2017

Yosemite Valley Community College District

for developing credit for prior learning options for the ECE workforce 

Program

Education

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$250,000

Year Granted

2023

Youth Forward

for Sacramento Children’s Fund implementation

Program

Education

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$50,000

Year Granted

2023

Zeno Math

for general support

Program

Education

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$300,000

Year Granted

2021

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