Social Innovation Fund "intermediary" grantees identify, validate and invest in the growth of high-impact organizations across the U.S. To date, 16 intermediaries have received grant funding — 11 in the initial year (2010) and five more in the second year (2011).
Learn more about the implementation of their programs that improve outcomes for low-income communities in three priority areas — economic opportunity, healthy futures and youth development — as well as their "subgrantee" partners and collaborating funders.
AIDS United: Access to Care
AIDS United'sAccess to Care (A2C) Initiative supports innovative, evidence-based collaborative programs to connect thousands of low-income and marginalized individuals living with HIV to supportive services and health care. Watch this videoto learn more.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Social Innovation Fund
New Profit Inc.'s Social Innovation Fund program, the Pathways Fund, will collaborate with innovative youth-focused nonprofits to help young people navigate the increasingly complex path from high school to college and productive employment. Watch "From Diploma to W-2: A Shared Vision for Closing the Opportunity Gap for Low-income Youth" to learn more.