Why Salesforce.org Made a $1.2M Donation to this Nonprofit

JFF and other intermediaries are incredibly important to the nonprofit ecosystem. Their work may not always be visible or high-profile, but their contributions are significant.

Launched in 2017, the Center for Apprenticeship & Work-Based Learning provides network and advisory services, training, and resources to employers, policymakers, and workforce development organizations as part of JFF's strategic offerings.

Salesforce announced that they have donated $1.2 million allowing JFF's stakeholders to anticipate changes related to the future of work and to evolve their efforts in facilitating economic opportunity for all in a scalable way.

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This tried-and-true training model has been around for so long because it works. JFF is a leader in expanding apprenticeship and work-based learning to new industries and professions.

What comes to mind when you think of apprenticeship? Maybe you recall that Ben Franklin was a printer’s apprentice. Or, maybe you think of Donald Trump’s TV show. Unfortunately, most people don’t immediate think of apprenticeship as a viable pathway

This report finds that work-based learning strategies learned from school-to-work initiatives—mentoring, contextual learning, and credentialing of skills learned on the job—can be important elements of efforts to turn welfare-to-work experience into oppor

Why Salesforce.org Made a $1.2M Donation to this Nonprofit

Published aug. 21, 2019

Impact Story

Center for Apprenticeship & Work-Based Learning

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Invest

Scale

Influence

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Growing Apprenticeships in America

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Learning at Work in a Work-Based Welfare System: Opportunities and Obstacles