01 Work is changing.
AI and automation will change the shape of work, and communities can prepare workers now rather than wait for disruption.
Let's keep America working.
All In For Jobs is bringing together local and national leaders in philanthropy, business, and nonprofits to mobilize $1 billion and connect half a million Americans to jobs in 250 communities across the country.
National funders bring capital, regional funders bring regional capacity, and communities drive the outcomes. Anyone can bring an idea or a model that's already working.
Let's keep America working.
All In For Jobs is bringing together local and national leaders in philanthropy, business, and nonprofits to mobilize $1 billion and connect half a million Americans to jobs in 250 communities across the country.
Let's keep America working.
All In For Jobs is bringing together local and national leaders in philanthropy, business, and nonprofits to mobilize $1 billion and connect half a million Americans to jobs in 250 communities across the country.
What stands between people and good jobs
Communities across America have lost jobs over recent decades, and many now face new losses from AI and automation. Three things stand in the way.
02 The path to a good job has many pieces.
Training, childcare, transportation, and local employers all have to line up, and one missing piece can keep a job out of reach.
03 Funding is fragmented.
Funders in this space often work separately, so investments overlap, learning stays siloed, and communities deal with many funders one at a time.
Funders working together, for the communities they serve
What makes All In For Jobs different is that funders are coming together to make their investments work better for the communities they serve. Instead of acting alone, national, regional, and local funders share what they are learning, see where their work overlaps, and invest where their goals align.
Our three goals
Goal 1: Aligned capital
$1 billion+Goal 2: Quality job placements
500,000+Goal 3: Communities reached
250+Aligned capital is what funders already invest in economic mobility, coordinated through shared intelligence so the field invests differently over time.
Who's at the table
Funding organizations working together toward the $1 billion+ goal
Funding organizations
- Funder list to be confirmed
And many more organizations.
How we got here and the journey ahead
In October 2025, a group of funders came together around a fundamental question: how can funders work better together to connect people to open jobs and to keep people working where jobs are at risk of disappearing?
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October 2025
A group of funders first comes together with that question.
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2026
Re-envisioning collaboration
The group focuses on four ideas.
Scale evidence-based models
Invest in proven workforce interventions.
Build field capacity
Use data and AI to sharpen investment decisions.
Leverage aligned capital
Coordinate national and local investment.
Share real-time learnings
Spread insights across members.
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October 2026
Launch the campaign
Founding funders kick off with shared goals and data-sharing norms.
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2027–2028 Projected
Build pilots, metrics, and first learnings
Run pilots, determine metrics, and implement learning loop.
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2029–2030 Projected
Scale and report publicly
Scale high-priority solutions through aligned capital.
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2031+ Projected
Sustainable infrastructure
Develop lasting capacity for philanthropy to keep working together.
Milestones from 2027 are projected and may change as the campaign develops.
Early results
Working groups are already turning shared ideas into co-funded pilots. Two are emerging.
In development
Pilot 1
Data
Funders in the Data/Tech/AI working group agreed that replicating place-based pilots, built on mature state data systems, is the best path to scale. They are planning to jointly fund the first phase of a multi-year data initiative across multiple states. [TBD: copy ends with a stray "[" in source, confirm if content is missing]
In development [TBD: confirm status]
Pilot 2
Community foundations
This pilot asks how national funders can work more flexibly and innovatively with local community foundations, and identifies where there are models that can be replicated. [TBD: add who is involved and where it stands]
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Get involved
We don't have all the answers. But we know there are creative, innovative, and impactful efforts already underway across the country. Join us to share what's working, learn from each other, and pool resources to achieve more impact than we can on our own.
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National funders bring capital, regional funders bring regional capacity, and communities drive the outcomes. Anyone can bring an idea or a model that's already working.