Project South
We support Project South in building alignment, long-term strategy, and organizational capacity in low-income communities across the South to eliminate poverty and racism, cultivate liberation, and build alternatives to failed institutions.
Free Hearts
We support Free Hearts, strengthening its internal capacity and its efforts to build much needed multi-racial organizing infrastructure in support progressive policy and systems change in Tennessee’ urban, suburban, and rural communities.
Common Future
Renewed support to Common Future (formally BALLE) for its work to eliminate wealth inequality.
Center for Economic Democracy
We support the Center for Economic Democracy (CED) for its work to build wealth and local governance infrastructure in historically marginalized communities in Boston.
Black Voters Matter Capacity Building Institute
We support Black Voters Matter Capacity Building Institute to increase the power of predominately black communities through non-partisan voter education, mobilization, grassroots capacity building and narrative change.
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.
Borealis Philanthropy – Communities Transforming Policing Fund
We support the Communities Transforming Policing Fund (CTPF), a collaborative donor project of Borealis Philanthropy, that provides funding to bolster grassroots organizing capacity and reform-oriented advocacy that improves community-police accountability and local intervention policies.
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.
Democracy Collaborative Foundation
We support The Democracy Collaborative to implement a multi-city strategy to convene, educate, and mobilize resources towards solutions and strategies that democratizes local economies at scale and test new assumptions based on its research about how directly impacted people, specifically Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), can lead our society towards a new economic paradigm and …
TakeAction Minnesota
We support TakeAction Minnesota to continue building a multi-racial coalition for statewide power to advance policy and culture that values and supports women, workers, and communities of color.
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.
Coalition of Immokalee Workers
We support the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) for its pioneering work rooted in the developing the leadership of farmworkers and applying the power of the market to address and prevent systemic abuses by farm-owners and managers.
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
We support the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights for its work in organizing Black, Brown, and low-income people to end criminalization and mass incarceration of people of color in Oakland.