Brandon Roberts + Associates Grant

Organization - Brandon Roberts + Associates
Grant Amount - $200,000
Foundation - Mott Foundation
Grant Purpose - The purpose of this grant renewal for the Working Poor Families Project is to strengthen state policies that support and facilitate the economic advancement of low-income working families. During the course of the grant period, Brandon Roberts + Associates will work with 24 states, conduct a learning academy on state economic development policy, and produce a national report highlighting the extent and conditions of low-income working families in the United States and recent changes to their conditions.


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