Fighting Chance for Families Action is a project of the left-of-center Sixteen Thirty Fund and the advocacy affiliate of Fighting Chance for Families. The Sixteen Thirty Fund often operates alongside it’s charitable “sister” nonprofit New Venture Fund. Both groups are administered by philanthropic consulting firm Arabella Advisors. 1
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The organization has advocated for left-of-center healthcare-related policies such as a permanently expanded child tax credit, which was a COVID-19 pandemic relief program created by the March 2021 American Rescue Plan Act which temporarily expanded tax credits for families from $2,000 per child per year to roughly $3,000 per child per year. 2 3
The project has worked with several left-of-center think tanks including Data for Progress and the Groundwork Collaborative. 4
Fighting Chance for Families Action has advocated in favor of left-of-center health policies such as permanently expanded child tax credit, which was a COVID-19 pandemic relief program created by the March 2021 American Rescue Plan Act. 5
It is the “sister organization” to Fighting Chance for Families, a joint effort by left-of-center think tanks Data for Progress and Groundwork Collaborative. 4
Fighting Chance for Families Action is a project of the Sixteen Thirty Fund, a left-of-center lobbying and advocacy organization founded in 2008 alongside its charitable “sister” nonprofit the New Venture Fund while both nonprofits are managed by philanthropic consulting firm Arabella Advisors. 3
Fighting Chance for Families Action previously worked with other left-of-center groups in establishing Keeping Families Afloat Week of Action, a series of events in 26 states across the United States during July 2021 to advocate for permanently expanding child tax credits. Its left-of-center partners included Economic Security Project Action, Children’s Health Watch, Community Change Action, Color of Change, Groundwork Action, the Children’s Defense Fund, Income Movement, MomsRising, People’s Action, the Care Can’t Wait Coalition, Parents Together Action, and United State of Women. 6 7