Advancement Project
We support the Advancement Project’s Free and Safe Campaign that is working to disrupt the systematic criminalization of black and brown people in the school to prison pipeline and within the larger community context, that results in disproportionate high rates of incarceration for low-income black, indigenous, and Latinx people.
People’s Action Institute
We support to People’s Action Institute for its work to address the climate crisis from an equity perspective and elevate community-driven solutions to accelerate the creation of a just, sustainable economy.
New Israel Fund
Through a strategic and operational partnership with the New Israel Fund, we support diverse grantmaking, campaigns, and field-building that broadly defends Israeli democratic values, practices, and institutions.
Jews for Racial and Economic Justice
We support Jews For Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ), a Jewish local organizing group working in multiracial coalition and making national impact by distributing their working model.
Center for Media Justice
We support the Center for Media Justice to work towards a future where everyone has reliable, secure access to basic communications, media, and technology platforms and where we are all connected, represented, and free.
Southerners on New Ground
Renewed support to Southerners on New Ground (SONG) for their continued efforts to end money bail and pre-trail detention disrupting mass incarceration of Southerners who are not wealthy and who live in communities over policed by law enforcement.
Roosevelt Institute
We support Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute’s project, Advancing a Comprehensive Corporate Power Agenda, which will ensure that curbing corporate power is a central component of policy agendas and stakeholder efforts to advance progress on key issues like climate change.
Open Media and Information Companies Initiative
We support Open MIC, fiscally sponsored by the Tides Center, in its efforts to activate institutional investors to press for change on a range of issues in the technology and media sectors.
National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy
We support the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy to promote philanthropy that serves the public good, is responsive to people and communities with the least wealth and opportunity, and is held accountable to the highest standards of integrity and openness.
Jolt Initiative
We support the Jolt Initiative for its Art for Change program that uplifts true stories and voices of Latinos in Texas — building new narratives in a state where Latinos make up 40 percent of the population but are underrepresented in government and media, and are often depicted as dangerous outsiders by dominant forces.
First Peoples Worldwide
Support the Regents of the University of Colorado’s project, First Peoples Worldwide (FPW), which seeks to increase participation by Indigenous People in investment decisions that impact their lands, territories, and resources.
Living Cities
We support Activest, a project of Living Cities, for its work to leverage the municipal bond market pushing cities to remove regressive and racially unjust fiscal and social policies, such as excessive fines and forfeitures, and replace them with more equitable and just ones.
Jobs With Justice Education Fund
We support the Justice Educational Fund (JWJEF) to continue efforts to win local and national campaigns that prioritize the needs of workers and expand the idea of worker organizing and collective bargaining as a fundamental component of a just economy, functioning democracy, and pathway to addressing inequality.
Borealis Philanthropy – Black Led Movement Fund
We support support the Black Led Movement Fund (BLMF), a collaborative donor project of Borealis Philanthropy, that strengthens the capacity of the Movement for Black Lives ecosystem in order to better shape policy agendas for Black communities, create viable alternatives to institutions that have been harmful to Black people, and build local Black community power, …
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