for use by its project, The Movement Institute, toward the costs of creating a central hub for low-cost data, analytics, organizing and outreach tools for nonprofit movement-building organizations in the U.S..
for use by its Trusted Elections Fund project to provide rapid response grants at both the state and national levels to support rapid response work to protect the integrity of the 2022 elections and ensure disenfranchised voters have access to and confidence in the voting process.
in support of work to advance the understanding of the evolving geopolitical landscape so that philanthropic and development organizations can adapt their funding to maintain relevance and strengthen impact
toward the costs of developing the Disaster Response Academy to address equitable recovery from natural disasters for lower income and marginalized communities in the US.
for use by its Heartland Fund project in support of increasing rural grassroots and civic engagement organizations’ participation in democracy defense coalitions in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, Arizona, North Carolina, and Texas.
toward the costs of building reporting capacity for covering energy, environmental and climate change news in order to improve public knowledge and understanding, provide public accountability and help communities take action to protect the planet
In general support of its mission to provide data and create insight so philanthropic funders can better define, assess and improve their effectiveness and impact.
Toward the costs of seminars, panel discussions, and other programming at the Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC (COP 27) about the role of agriculture in climate change and building support for systems transformation