$18,000 to Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence for the Contextualizing Sexual Violence in Ohio’s Legal System project which with create two training series to increase legal professionals knowledge about sexual violence and providing trauma-informed care, and educate survivors on legal system options. Serving all 88 counties.

$25,000 to Ohio Humanities for the Brown@70 Initiative which commemorates the legacy of the Lincoln School Marchers, one of the longest sustained protests of the civil rights movement. This documentary shares the history of the fight for desegregation in schools and the implications for racial justice today.

$52,770 to The University of Toledo Foundation for the Launch into Law project which seeks to increase the number of historically underrepresented students enrolled in law school.

$5,000 to Ohio State Bar Association for their My Ohio Rights project which will create new educational videos for students and young adults about civic engagement and the justice system.

$25,000 to Ohio Federation for Health Equity and Social Justice for their Educational Campaign to promote the expansion of the Grandparent Power of Attorney and Caretaker Affidavit project which aims to reduce the number of children entering the foster care and juvenile justice systems.

$117,500 to Law and Leadership Institute for their Diversity in Leadership Fellowship which prepares high schoolers from underserved areas for success in high school, college, and their future professions. This project will utilize law students as instructors and explore issues of diversity and inclusion in the legal profession and civic leadership.

$15,000 to Northeast Ohio Worker Center for the Worker Justice Project which will support wage theft clinics providing education on wage theft, overtime, classification, and harassment and discrimination in the workplace. Counties Served: Cuyahoga, Ashland, Erie, Holmes, Huron, Lorain, Medina, Richland, Ashtabula, Geauga.

$30,000 to YWCA Columbus for their Racial Equity 101: Train the Facilitator pilot project which will teach high school girls in the Bright Futures empowerment program to facilitate racial literacy and anti racism trainings.

$42,000 to Make A Day Foundation for their Emergency Rental Assistance Clinics which will create Columbus' first completely mobile application site, providing tenants rights education and support to the zip codes where it is most needed.

$15,000 to The International Welcome Center for the Pursuit of Happiness - Educational Sessions on Navigating the Path to Citizenship initiative. This project will fund virtual seminars and translation services.