Knight Foundation
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To prove that social enterprises can operate at a large scale in the United States and can have a significant impact on moving people out of poverty by funding the roll-out of New Foundry Social Ventures (formerly Rubicon National Social Innovation/RNSI)) work in San Jose and Philadelphia
To launch in Philadelphia a national platform for public dialogue on the most important constitutional issues facing Americans today by creating the Knight Constitutional Conversations series
To advance lower-skilled Philadelphians into career ladder positions through the creation of the Philadelphia Green Jobs Corps
To strengthen a permanent campaign in the Philadelphia region to demand ethical conduct of public officials, educate citizens and safeguard elections
To create a new standard practice in Philadelphia for transitioning ex-offenders to the workplace by launching the Sheltered Workshop Initiative
To advance lower-skilled Philadelphians into careers by opening the John S. and James L. Knight Green Jobs Training Center
To develop the digital format for what was formerly only a print publication
To produce and distribute the Gua ("Guide") for Latino nonprofits in Miami, and Philadelphia
To create a signature public space for Philadelphia by advancing the redevelopment of Dilworth Plaza
To support the expansion of naturalization resources by using this faith-based approach to community organizing for immigrant families moving from green card to full citizenship in Philadelphia/Camden, Boulder, San Jose and Long Beach
To change the way employers and funders support career advancement for lower skilled Philadelphians by creating the Job Opportunity Investment Network
To cultivate a robust engine for high-quality, 24/7 local information by facilitating the launch of WHYY's web news service