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We are a San Francisco-based family foundation that works with others on critical issues concerning economic mobility, education, democracy, housing security, the environment and medical science & innovation.
- Team
Team Missy Narula, Chief Executive Officer Gloria Bruce,...
- PROGRAMS
Crankstart focuses on root causes of economic...
- GRANTS
2023 GRANTS. In 2023 we made $204m in grants, with 58...
- FINANCIALS
Crankstart is a 501(c)3 private foundation. The form 990-PF...
- CONTACT
Crankstart c/o Pacific Foundation Services 1660 Bush St....
- Mission
Crankstart supports leaders and organizations that...
- Team
2023 GRANTS. In 2023 we made $204m in grants, with 58 percent going to nonprofits in the San Francisco Bay Area. Grants ranged in size from $100,000 to $10,000,000 and went to 305 organizations. ~28% went to Democracy; ~23% to Economic Mobility; ~22% to Education; ~22% to Housing Security; ~3% to Environment; ~1% to Medical Science & Innovation ...
Crankstart focuses on root causes of economic disenfranchisement, particularly in low-income communities of color hurt by generational poverty. We support work that: Provides the tools and training needed for careers and economic security. Strengthens safety net programs that provide food and health services.
- Am I Eligible and How Do I Apply?
- What Are The Benefits of The Scholarship?
- Extra Financial Assistance
- Careers Support
- Volunteering
- Crankstart Community
- Care Experienced and Estranged Undergraduates Studying Without Family Support
- What If I Do Not Wish to Be A Crankstart Scholar?
- How Do I Learn More?
You do not need to apply. From mid-September, all students who have been resident in the UK for a period of at least three years (not for the purposes of education), commencing their first undergraduate degree and with a household income of £32,500 or less will be offered a Crankstart Scholarship. The household income assessment used will be that c...
As a Crankstart Scholar commencing study in 2024 you will benefit from a bursary towards your living costs for each year of your course. If your household income is assessed as being £7,500 or less, you will receive an annual bursary of £5,920. If your household income is between £7,500 and £32,500 you will receive an annual bursary of £5,100. (New...
Crankstart Scholars are also be eligible to access additional funding including: 1. an Oxford Travel Supplement if you live more than 80 miles from Oxford, to help cover costs of travel between your stated home address and Oxford 2. the opportunity to apply for financial assistance from Oxford’s Student Support Bursary if you have a funding shortfa...
As a Crankstart Scholar, you will have access to careers mentors and have exclusive internship opportunities offered by the Careers Service. You will be supported throughout your course in developing your career ambitions and preparing for the world of work or further study after your undergraduate degree at Oxford. As a Crankstart Scholar, you can...
Each year all Crankstart Scholars are encouraged to complete 25 hours of volunteering work, for example by taking part in activities to encourage students to apply to Oxford, or by supporting the local community. You can get involved with outreach events through the University and colleges, and Oxford Hubcan also provide advice on community volunte...
The Crankstart Scholarship has supported over 2,500 scholars since its inception and you will be joining a growing community of students across all subjects and colleges. This provides opportunities for you to meet others and mingle at informal and formal events, including the Welcome Reception and Scholars Ball.
If you have ever been in care, or are estranged from your family, you will be eligible to apply for an additional non-repayable annual bursary of up to £3,000 to help towards financial shortfalls identified in your application and relating to your circumstances. You can apply for this support for each year of your course.
If you choose not to accept your Crankstart Scholarship offer you will be assessed for an Oxford Bursaryinstead.
If you require further information on the Crankstart Scholarship Programme you can contact the Crankstart Scholarship Administrator at crankstartoxford@admin.ox.ac.uk.
In 2023/24, UK resident students commencing their first undergraduate degree in 2023 with a household income of £32,500 or less will be offered a Crankstart Scholarship and will be eligible to receive an annual bursary of between £5,800 and £5,000.
Sep 21, 2022 · A market boom and billions from venture capitalist Michael Moritz have catapulted Crankstart into one of the nation’s biggest grantmakers. Here’s where the money’s headed and who’s calling the shots.
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Crankstart | 1,493 followers on LinkedIn. Crankstart is a family foundation based in San Francisco, CA, which works with others to address immediate problems and their underlying causes.
