The Hopewell Fund is a 501(c)(3) funding and fiscal sponsorship nonprofit managed by Arabella Advisors, a Washington, D.C.-based philanthropy consulting firm. The Hopewell Fund manages a number of left-of-center single-issue advocacy groups, including the Economic Security Project and pro-Obamacare Get America Covered.

The Hopewell Fund often operates alongside its “sister” nonprofits, primarily the 501(c)(4) Sixteen Thirty Fund and 501(c)(3) New Venture Fund, which both provide similar funding and fiscal sponsorship services to center-left advocacy organizations. All three funds are administered by Arabella Advisors, a Washington, D.C.-based philanthropy consulting firm that caters to left-leaning clients. The Windward Fund, another 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is also managed by Arabella Advisors and performs similar functions.

“Fake” Groups

The Hopewell Fund, like all four nonprofits managed by the for-profit consultancy Arabella Advisors, primarily exists to sponsor a number of “fake” groups: websites designed to look like standalone nonprofits. These “fake” groups rarely become fully-fledged nonprofits; instead, they typically exist to effect an issue advocacy campaign pushing left-wing policies and may disappear after the campaign is finished. The Hopewell Fund is one of the newer of Arabella’s four nonprofits, founded in 2015, and most of the “fake” groups it sponsors are focused on expanding abortion access and criticizing President Donald Trump’s healthcare policies. ^[1]

The Hopewell Fund describes its mission as “facilitat[ing] rapid and efficient launchers of well-resourced projects with diverse revenue and funding models, including charitable contributions and investments.” The group is managed by Arabella Advisors, which provides the nonprofit with staffers, “operational support in managing the organization,” and “supplemental consulting support for some Hopewell Fund projects” in exchange for fees paid to the company by the Hopewell Fund. ^[2]

The following are an example of known projects sponsored by the Hopewell Fund, more of which are listed at the bottom of this profile (under “Child Organizations”).

Equity Forward

Equity Forward is a project of the Hopewell Fund that aims to criticize legislation created by the Trump administration regarding healthcare. Equity Forward runs a campaign named “HHS Watch” that publishes opposition research on Trump administration nominees that are associated with socially conservative groups, especially those that are attacked by the controversial Southern Poverty Law Center. ^[3]

NFL Players Coalition

In December 2017, the Hopewell Fund became the fiscal sponsor of the NFL Players Coalition, the charitable vehicle created by the National Football League in November 2018 to “contribute $89 million over seven years to social justice causes.” ^[4] Hopewell Fund l was reportedly promised 50 percent of the total sum.

Economic Security Project

Hopewell Fund manages the Economic Security Project, which promotes guaranteed basic income. Such a program would create government cash payments to individuals. ^{[5] [6]} To this end, the Economic Security Project funds the Roosevelt Institute, the nominally libertarian Niskanen Center, Chesapeake Climate Action Network, Center for Popular Democracy, and the Stanford Basic Income Lab. ^[7] Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza is a founding signatory for the Economic Security Project, and Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes is a co-chair for the Project.

Known Hopewell Fund Projects

• Arizonans For Responsible Government
• Economic Security Project
• Economic Security Project Action
• Equity Forward (Equity Fwd)
• Get America Covered
• Impact Project
• Learning Together Project Fund
• Over Zero
• Players Coalition
• Resources for Abortion Delivery
• The Newsroom Network

Controversies and Criticism

The Atlantic: Arabella’s Political Activism Masked as Philanthropy

Arabella’s increasing prominence as the head of a large and influential network of political groups has earned the company attention from both left- and right-leaning media, which respectively praise or criticize Arabella’s political activism as it exists in the guise of “philanthropy.”

InsidePhilanthropy, a left-leaning website that examines trends in charitable giving, praised Arabella Advisors founder Eric Kessler in July 2021 as one of the 100 “most powerful players in philanthropy” for aiding “progressive causes” through his nonprofit network: ^[8]

Since he founded Arabella Advisors in 2005, Kessler has built a complex network of nonprofit funds and pass-through entities that now channel hundreds of millions toward progressive causes annually—giving that soared under Trump.

Arabella Advisors maintains that its nonprofit network primarily serves philanthropic, not political, causes. A November 2021 interview with the Atlantic observed that “Arabella hates [the] narrative” that it controls a set of “innocuous-sounding . . . and promiscuously spawn[ed] mini-organizations” engaged in political causes. In its interview with Arabella CEO Sampriti Ganguli, the Atlantic wrote: ^[9]

The organization’s CEO, Sampriti Ganguli, insisted to me that she runs a relatively small business-services organization that does HR, legal compliance, accounting, etc., for clients such as the Sixteen Thirty Fund. Ganguli comes from a consultant background, and she talks like it: Arabella’s mission is to make philanthropy more efficient, effective, and equitable, she told me.

Of Arabella’s political spending, the Atlantic wrote: ^[10]

Do you feel good that you’re the Left’s equivalent of the Koch brothers?

Ganguli: Yeah.

. . .

[Interviewer]: Okay. You guys have a narrative around you, which associates you with dark-money spending in America. I want to give you a clean opportunity to explain why you think that narrative is wrong.

Ganguli: I’m super surprised at the attention that Arabella Advisors gets. We’re a pretty small professional-services business. We make sure things get done on time, that the checks go where they need to go. We help donors figure out how to maximize their effectiveness. I struggle to fully diagnose the narrative.

What I will say is, on the work of the Sixteen Thirty Fund in particular, the narrative is often spun by a set of actors and agents who benefit equally, if not more, from the same legal structure. One of the reasons we don’t engage in this narrative is that it’s not at all the bulk of what Arabella Advisors does. Whenever organizations are looking to profile the work of philanthropy, we’re super excited to talk about that. But it has been my observation that the slog of day-to-day change doesn’t warrant headlines in a 24/7 media cycle.

[Interviewer]: Look, I take your point. But just to give you insight into the reporter brain: In 2020, the Sixteen Thirty Fund was the second-largest giver to super PACs in the entire country. The first was One Nation, a right-wing organization. The Sixteen Thirty Fund gave $61 million to super PACs. They’ve scaled up at a speed that is unprecedented. Your organization’s structure has even prompted people on the [R]ight to say, “Hey, I love what you’re doing. I’m going to reorganize in order to mirror you.”

I don’t think it’s that reporters don’t have a taste for covering long, slow, hard work. This political spending is newsworthy. And Arabella shares an address, resources, legal services, HR services, and all kinds of other things with the Sixteen Thirty Fund.

Ganguli: I don’t dispute your wanting to ask the question. I just worry that you’re asking the question to the wrong person.

The Atlantic attributed Arabella’s vast political influence to “the rush of panicked political giving on the Left during the Trump years” but added that “Arabella, as a mission-driven, progressive organization, is caught in a major tension on the [L]eft: How can progressive groups justify using billionaires’ money to influence American politics and civic life while earnestly advocating for a wealth tax or political-spending reforms?” ^[11]

Hiding Political Agenda Behind “Fake News Sites”

The nonprofit watchdog OpenSecrets (published by the Center for Responsive Politics) reported in May 2020 on Arabella’s involvement in numerous “fake news sites,” pouring millions of untraceable dollars into advertisements and other digital content “masquerading as news coverage to influence the 2020 election.” ^[12]

OpenSecrets identified five Facebook pages (Colorado Chronicle, Daily CO, Nevada News Now, Silver State Sentinel, Verified Virginia) that “gave the impression of multiple free-standing local news outlets,” but are in fact “merely fictitious names used by the Sixteen Thirty Fund,” Arabella’s 501(c)(4) lobbying nonprofit. ^[13] These pages published Facebook political advertisements that favored Democrats and left-wing causes during the 2020 election. After the report was published a number of these pages were deleted.

States Newsroom, which runs another network of left-wing “fake news” websites, was originally created as “Newsroom Network,” a project of the Arabella-run 501(c)(3) Hopewell Fund. In June 2019, States Newsroom was spun off as an independent nonprofit with its own 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status, but a number of its local affiliates are used by the Hopewell Fund as its own legal aliases. ^[14]

While States Newsroom does not disclose its donors (and is not required to by the IRS), ^[15]

IRS application records obtained by OpenSecrets show the States Newsroom was offered a $1 million donation from the Wyss Foundation, a private foundation primarily funded by Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss, who made his fortune as CEO of a controversial medical device manufacturer called Synthes.

A financial statement in the IRS records obtained by OpenSecrets shows that the States Newsroom plans to bring in more than $27 million in contributions before the end of 2021.

And in 2018 the Hopewell Fund gave $1.72 million to News for Democracy, which OpenSecrets points out “was at the crux of a network of seemingly independent Facebook pages disguised as news outlets that started spending on digital ads in 2018,” with backing from the Sixteen Thirty Fund and Investing in US, an investment vehicle funded by LinkedIn founder and liberal billionaire Reid Hoffman. ^[16]

Also among these “dark money” groups was ACRONYM, which raised $9.4 million from “secret donors” through April 2019, including $250,000 from Arabella’s 501(c)(3) New Venture Fund. ACRONYM is affiliated with a super PAC, PACRONYM, which spent close to $18 million aiding Democrats and hurting Republicans through independent expenditures in the 2020 election. ^[17] ACRONYM also owns and operates Courier Newsroom, which in turn manages a network of left-wing websites that present themselves as local news outlets while spreading “hyperlocal partisan propaganda,” according to the centrist watchdog Newsguard. ^[18] Courier Newsroom spent at least $20,000 in digital advertising campaigns on Facebook between March 2019 and May 2020; its total spending in Facebook ads as of June 2021 is nearly $1.4 million. ^{[19] [20]}

Leadership

Board of Directors

In 2020, the Hopewell Fund’s board of directors and officers included the following: ^[21]

Lee Bodner (board chair and president). Bodner is a former managing director for the for-profit philanthropy consulting firm Arabella Advisors (which controls Hopewell Fund, New Venture Fund, Sixteen Thirty Fund, and Windward Fund), a board member for the Windward Fund, and president of the New Venture Fund, where he earned total compensation in 2020 of $349,432. ^[22]. Bodner previously worked as the executive director of EcoAmerica, an environmental advocacy organization.

Michael Slaby (board secretary and treasurer): Slaby previously worked as a Democratic Party operative and as chief technology for both of Barack Obama’s presidential campaigns.

Cheryl Contee (since Feb. 2020).

Andrew Schulz (general counsel): Also general counsel for Arabella Advisors. He previously worked as in-house counsel for Council on Foundations.

Former Board Members and Officers

The following are former Hopewell Fund board members: ^[23]

Wilbur Priester (former chief financial officer through Sept. 2019): Also CFO for Arabella Advisors.

Sampriti Ganguli (board treasurer through December, 2019): Also the CEO of Arabella Advisors. ^[24]

Key Staff

In 2020, the Hopewell Fund spent $11,479,747 in salaries and employee compensation. ^[25] In 2019, the Hopewell Fund spent $11,027,778 in salaries and employee compensation; in 2018, $5,843,321; and in 2018, $1,496,077. ^[26]

The following individuals are listed as key or highest-paid employees in Hopewell Fund’s 2020 Form 990 filing: ^[27]

Courtney Cuff (project director): Executive director of the State Impact Project, a Hopewell Fund project that advocates for left-wing policies at the state level. Her total compensation for 2020 was $328,396; in 2019, $347,249; in 2018, $349,866 ^[28]

Bonnie Scott Jones (project director; unlisted in its 2019 Form 990): Hopewell Fund executive director in 2017. Jones formerly worked as an attorney for the Center for Reproductive Rights, a left-leaning abortion-rights organization that has received large donations from George Soros’ Open Society Foundations, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, and the Borrego Foundation. ^{[29] [30]} Her total compensation in 2020 was $243,592; in 2018, $189,342. ^[31]

Megan Cavanaugh (project director): Managing director for Resources for Abortion Delivery, a project of Hopewell Fund which provides financial support to private abortion clinics. Cavanaugh was previously employed by Planned Parenthood Federation of America, where she worked as the national director for affiliate services. ^[32] Her total compensation in 2020 was $238,192; in 2019, $234,090; in 2018, $234,178. ^[33] She is the

Janet L. Crepps Hiller (project director): Her total compensation in 2020 was $228,282.

Natalie Foster (project co-chair): Co-manages the Economic Security Project, a Hopewell Fund project that advocates for a federal universal basic income scheme with funding from Facebook co-founder and liberal donor Chris Hughes, eBay founder and Democratic donor Pierre Omidyar, George Soros’s Open Society Foundations, the Ford Foundation, and the Knight Foundation. ^[34] Foster is also a former Barack Obama campaign staffer and Democratic National Committee staffer who previously held leadership positions at the Sierra Club and MoveOn.org. ^[35] Her total compensation in 2020 was $220,008; in 2019, $210,084. ^[36]

Other Hopewell Fund employees, current and former, include:

Scott Nielsen is the managing director for Hopewell Fund, according to the group’s website. He was a Hopewell Fund board member from 2015 to 2016, but left the board in 2017; Nielsen is not reported as a paid employee or board member in the group’s 2018 or 2019 IRS Form 990 filings. ^[37] Nielsen has a long history of working for left-leaning organizations as he previously worked as a program director for the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, and founded a consulting firm that provided services for left-wing organizations such as Open Society Foundations, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, and the Democracy Alliance. ^[38]

Tamer Mokhtar is a Hopewell Fund project director (2019 total compensation: $242,866). ^[39] Mokhtar is the founder of All Americans Vote, a left-of-center voter mobilization group that favors young and racial-minority voters expected to support the Democratic Party, and a former employee of Investing in US, a for-profit investment management firm founded by LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman and former Progressive Policy Institute senior fellow Dmitri Mehlhorn to fund left-wing causes. ^[40]

 

Christopher FitzSimon is a Hopewell Fund project director (unlisted in the group’s 2019 and 2020 Form 990s). In 2018, he received total compensation of $192,318. ^[41]

Mary Alice Carter is a Hopewell Fund project director (unlisted in the group’s 2019 and 2020 Form 990s). In 2018, she received total compensation of $190,049. ^[42]

Lobbying

Between 2018 and 2019 (Quarter 3), the Hopewell Fund spent just over $70,000 in lobbying the U.S. Congress (a version with the bills lobbied is available here): ^[43]

Year	Quarter	Amount	Lobbyist	Lobbying Firm
2018	4	$5,600	Anna Aurilio	Ms. Anna Aurilio
2018	3	$5,000	Anna Aurilio	Ms. Anna Aurilio
2018	4	$20,000	Robert Raben, Elliot Williams, Joe Onek, Diego Sanchez Gallardo, Timothy Lynch, Maria Price	The Raben Group
2019	2	$20,000	Robert Raben, Elliot Williams, Joe Onek, Diego Sanchez Gallardo, Timothy Lynch, Maria Price	The Raben Group
2019	2	$20,000	Rober Raben, Joe Onek, Diego Sanchez Gallardo, Timothy Lynch, Maria Price	The Raben Group
Total:		$70,600

Funding

Financial Overview

The Hopewell Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. In 2020, it reported $152 million in total revenues, $128 million in total expenditures (including grants paid totaling $80 million), and $130 million in net assets. ^[44]

An overview of the group’s finances from 2015 to 2020 is available below: ^[45]

Hopewell Fund: Financial Overview
	Total Revenues	Total Expenditures	Grants Paid	Net Assets
2020	$152,371,332	$127,636,237	$80,113,710	$129,548,465
2019	$86,964,726	$107,689,308	$78,913,765	$85,107,202
2018	$66,892,414	$78,113,237	$60,039,868	$105,422,530
2017	$130,616,293	$28,843,397	$21,562,711	$116,226,461
2016	$16,552,056	$7,818,000	$5,662,344	$14,789,805
2015	$6,895,271	$839,522	-	$6,055,749
Total:	$460,292,092	$350,939,701	$246,292,398

Funds Spent on “Fake” Group Activism

According to its 2018 IRS Form 990 filing (archived here), the Hopewell Fund identified three program areas in which it spent money:

Hopewell spent $59,723,209 on “civil rights, social action, and advocacy,” of which $51,227,478 was paid out as grants to other nonprofits. ^[46]

Hopewell’s portfolio of civil rights, social action, and advocacy focus areas include addressing income inequality, improving civic engagement among traditionally underrepresented groups, and advancing state level economic and democracy reforms.

Hopewell spent $12,010,520 on “health” advocacy, of which $8,812,390 was paid out as grants to other nonprofits. ^[47]

Hopewell’s portfolio of health focus areas include women’s health, healthcare access, and reducing health disparities and avoidable infant mortality.

Hopewell spent $831,645 on “international development and foreign affairs.” ^[48]

Hopewell Fund’s international development & foreign affairs portfolio includes projects focused on preventing and reducing targeted group violence, and researching and providing public education on United States foreign policy and its impacts.

The Hopewell Fund also reported spending $2,510,502 on other unidentified program services. ^[49]

In 2019, the Hopewell Fund spent $75.6 million on “civil rights, social action, and advocacy,” $22.6 million on “health” projects, and $5.1 million on “other program services.” ^[50]

Donors to Hopewell Fund

In 2020, the Hopewell Fund reported anonymous donors with the following total donations: ^[51]

• $50,694,100
• $18,225,951
• $10,158,238 (in “publicly traded securities” donated on Dec. 2, 2020)
• $5,300,000
• $4,000,000
• $3,500,000
• $3,150,000

In 2019, the Hopewell Fund reported anonymous donors with the following total donations: ^[52]

• $36,284,100
• $702,000
• $12,589,600
• $8,000,000
• $460,531
• $2,784,349
• $1,740,534

According to tax returns, the Hopewell Fund received a grant of $3,120,070 in 2017 from the Susan Thompson Buffet Foundation, a left-leaning philanthropic organization named for the late spouse of left-leaning billionaire Warren Buffett. ^[53]

The left-leaning Rockefeller Brothers Fund made multiple donations to the Hopewell Fund in 2017 according to the organization’s grants database. ^[54]

Other major grantors to the Hopewell Fund include the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, James Irvine Foundation, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Democracy Fund, Stephen M. Silberstein Foundation, and a number of community foundations and donor-advised fund providers. A complete list of grants from foundations to the Hopewell Fund between 2015 and 2017 is available below: ^[55]

Hopewell Fund: Grantors	Amount	Year	Grant Description
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund	$33,569,300	2018
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund	$20,584,100	2017	For Grant Recipient'S Exempt Purposes
The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation	$8,363,449	2016	Project Support
The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation	$3,120,070	2017	Project Support
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund	$2,000,000	2016	For Grant Recipent'S Exempt Purposes
The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation	$369,200	2015	Project Support
The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation	$350,000	2017	For Support Of The Resources For Abortion Deliverys Business Sustainability Project
The James Irvine Foundation	$300,000	2017	To Support Effective Implementation Of Cvca
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund	$293,875	2017	Developing A Model To Neutralize Inflammatory Hate Speech And Prevent Mass Violence
Democracy Fund	$280,000	2017	Program Support For Center For Election Innovation & Research
Silicon Valley Community Foundation	$270,000	2017	General Nonprofit Support
The Nduna Foundation	$250,000	2016	General Support
Imago Dei Fund	$200,000	2016	General Use
Democracy Fund	$150,000	2017	Program Support For Over Zero
John D & Catherine T Macarthur Foundation	$150,000	2017	In Support Of The Kairos Fellowship, A Project To Diversify The Pool Of Social Media Organizers Working On National Social Justice-Oriented Campaigns.
Alfred P Sloan Foundation	$129,429	2017	To Develop Centralized Coordination Capacity Within The Data Science Environment Partnership For Alumni Networking, Evaluation, And Internal And External Communications
The Rockefeller Foundation	$125,000	2017	For Use By Its Economic Security Project Toward The Costs Of Research And Modeling To Explore The Viability Of Earned ome Tax Credit Innovation In Six States
The Educational Foundation of America	$125,000	2016	Resources In Abortion Delivery
Grove Foundation	$100,000	2017	Project Support
Lisa And Douglas Goldman Fund	$100,000	2017	General Charitable Purposes
The Miner Anderson Family Foundation	$100,000	2017	Checks And Balances Education Fund
Lisa And Douglas Goldman Fund	$100,000	2016	General Charitable Purposes
Stephen M Silberstein Foundation	$100,000	2016	Help Social Entrepreneurs And Other Change Makers Quickly Launch New, Innovative Social Change Projects
The Dyson Foundation	$100,000	2015	Towards The Campaign For Accountability, A Project That Uses Research, Litigation And Communications To Expose Misconduct And Malfeasance In Public Life
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund	$88,000	2017	Developing A Model To Neutralize Inflammatory Hate Speech And Prevent Mass Violence
Schwab Charitable Fund	$87,500	2017	Social Services/Social Benefits
Alfred P Sloan Foundation	$81,662	2017	To Develop Centralized Coordination Capacity Within The Data Science Environment Partnership For Alumni Networking, Evaluation, And Internal And External Communications
Oak Hill Fund	$75,000	2017	Abortion Provider Loan Grant Fund
Compton Foundation	$75,000	2016	Peace
Gordon Christian Trust	$60,000	2017	General Support
Rockefeller Brothers Fund	$60,000	2016	For Its Project, Localized
Jewish Community Federation Of San Francisco The Peninsula, Marin And Sonoma	$52,000	2017	Public/Society Benefit
A L Mailman Family Foundation	$50,000	2017	General Support
Combined Jewish Philanthropies Of Greater Boston	$50,000	2017	Daf -General Philanthropy
Gordon E And Betty I Moore Foundation	$50,000	2017	In Support Of A Part-Time Coordinator Position To Bolster The Effectiveness And Outreach Of The Moore-Sloan Data Science Environment Partnership
John S. And James L. Knight Foundation	$50,000	2017	To Support The Economic Security Project, Providing General Support For Organizations Working On Basic ome.
Pittsburgh Foundation	$50,000	2017	Philanthropy, Voluntarism, And Grantmaking
John S. And James L. Knight Foundation	$50,000	2016	To Support The Basic ome Collaborative, Providing General Support For Organizations Working On Basic ome
Piantino Family Foundation	$50,000	2016	Further Research On Cash Grants To Low ome Families
Tecovas Foundation	$50,000	2016	Building The Infrastructure And Model For Localized, Cultivating Partnerships With Strategic Networks, And Database Development
The Schooner Foundation	$50,000	2015	General Support
Leiser Family Foundation	$25,032	2017	Human Services
Brush Foundation	$25,000	2016	Project Grant Support For Video On Reproductive Rights Restrictions
The A.M. Fund	$25,000	2016	General Funding
The Weber Family Foundation	$20,000	2016	Unrestricted
Proteus Fund	$17,500	2017	Economic Justice
US Charitable Gift Trust	$16,000	2017	Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations
Lopez Low Foundation	$15,000	2016	To Support The Fund Manage Domestic And International Initiatives Aimed At Advancing Public Good And Achieving Equity For All People
Merrick Family Foundation	$12,000	2017	General Support
Farese Family Foundation	$10,000	2017	Checks And Balances Education Fund
Grant And Hope Winthrop Familyfoundation	$10,000	2017	Protect Democracy Project
Frankel Family Foundation	$10,000	2016	Restricted Funding
Merrick Family Foundation	$8,000	2016	General Support
George E Seay III Foundation	$5,000	2017	To Assist The Organization In Achieving Its Charitable Mission.
The Weber Family Foundation	$5,000	2017	Unrestricted
George E Seay III Foundation	$5,000	2016	To Assist The Organization In Achieving Its Charitable Mission
Grand Total	$72,467,117

Grants from Hopewell Fund

Between 2016 and 2020, the Hopewell Fund spent $174 million in grants to other organizations, $91 million of it in 2019. ^[56]

Grant Recipient	Amount	Year
Acronym	$8,078,980	2020
SIXTEEN THIRTY FUND	$3,827,001	2020
FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATES MEDICAL GROUP LTD	$3,785,820	2020
LEADERSHIP CENTER FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL STUDIES	$3,408,750	2020
CHOOSE LOVE INC	$2,950,000	2020
Administrators of the Tulane Education Fund	$2,215,000	2020
POLICING EQUITY	$2,000,000	2020
WE THE ACTION FOUNDATION	$1,604,654	2020
RIVER ROAD FOUNDATION	$1,428,850	2020
FWD.US EDUCATION FUND INC	$1,275,000	2020
FUTURE FORWARD USA ACTION	$1,187,688	2020
VOTE FORWARD	$1,148,941	2020
FUTURE NOW ACTION	$1,112,827	2020
CHILDREN'S RIGHTS INC	$1,100,000	2020
Actuate Innovation Inc.	$1,017,579	2020
KRUG LLC	$1,017,475	2020
STATE VOICES	$1,000,000	2020
FAIR FIGHT ACTION INC	$980,000	2020
TRUST WOMEN FOUNDATION	$951,914	2020
America Votes	$907,225	2020
OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL FLORIDIANS	$826,783	2020
PROSPERITY MICHIGAN	$820,114	2020
BETTER PENNSYLVANIA INC	$687,220	2020
OPPORTUNITY ARIZONA	$624,516	2020
TIDES ADVOCACY	$611,000	2020
UNITED FOR RESPECT	$570,000	2020
FORWARD JUSTICE	$550,000	2020
NEW DAY NEVADA	$542,000	2020
CENTENNIAL STATE PROSPERITY	$508,332	2020
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY	$500,000	2020
NATIONAL REDISTRICTING FOUNDATION	$500,000	2020
NEW AMERICA FOUNDATION	$472,500	2020
MOMENTUM PARK	$469,202	2020
All American's Vote	$436,457	2020
KEYSTONE RESEARCH CENTER	$426,500	2020
TIDES FOUNDATION	$425,000	2020
HOPE CLINIC FOR WOMEN	$415,565	2020
NEW VENTURE FUND	$410,500	2020
Alliance for Balanced Government	$400,000	2020
OHIO CAMPUS COMPACT	$400,000	2020
MAINE PEOPLES RESOURCE CENTER	$370,000	2020
EMERGING AMERICAN MAJORITIES	$352,500	2020
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND	$350,000	2020
INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE ASSISTANCE PROJECT INC	$350,000	2020
SOUTHERN COALITION FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE	$350,000	2020
WHOLE WOMAN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE	$342,299	2020
COMMON GROUND PROJECT	$333,166	2020
CENTER FOR ECONOMIC AND POLICY RESEARCH	$325,000	2020
FREEDOM VIRGINIA	$320,325	2020
OPEN MARKETS INSTITUTE	$320,000	2020
MAINERS FOR WORKING FAMILIES	$313,499	2020
ONE ARIZONA	$310,000	2020
FAIR FUTURE NC	$301,200	2020
Action Center on Race and the Economy Institute	$300,000	2020
COLOROFCHANGE.ORG EDUCATION FUND	$300,000	2020
INSTITUTE FOR LOCAL SELF-RELIANCE	$300,000	2020
IMAGINE NC FIRST	$271,000	2020
VOTING PROJECT	$270,000	2020
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO	$260,480	2020
GRAMEEN AMERICA, INC	$258,000	2020
GIRL RISING	$255,000	2020
EDUCATION NOW	$250,000	2020
FAIR DEMOCRACY ENGAGEMENT FUND	$250,000	2020
GOOD FILMS IMPACT	$250,000	2020
PARENTSTOGETHER FOUNDATION	$230,292	2020
LEADERSHIP NOW PROJECT	$228,566	2020
MOTHERING JUSTICE	$225,000	2020
WHOLE WOMAN'S HEALTH OF BALTIMORE	$225,000	2020
STEP UP WOMEN'S NETWORK	$220,000	2020
EDUCATIONAL FUND TO STOP GUN VIOLENCE	$210,000	2020
COLORADO CONSUMER HEALTH	$205,335	2020
Alliance for Youth Organizing	$200,000	2020
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY	$200,000	2020
PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE	$200,000	2020
SUSTAINABLE MARKETS FOUNDATION	$200,000	2020
PA ALLIANCE FOUNDATION	$196,876	2020
FAMM FOUNDATION	$187,500	2020
WHOLE WOMAN'S HEALTH OF THE TWIN CITIES	$186,906	2020
MARYLAND RISE	$185,500	2020
DEMOCRACY NORTH CAROLINA	$175,000	2020
DEMOS: A NETWORK FOR IDEAS & ACTION, LTD	$175,000	2020
YALE UNIVERSITY	$175,000	2020
GOOD BUSINESS COLORADO	$170,000	2020
FOR OUR FUTURE ACTION FUND	$169,975	2020
HEKTOEN INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH	$167,536	2020
COMMITTEE TO PROTECT MEDICARE & THE ACA INC	$165,000	2020
CEDAR RIVER CLINIC	$161,160	2020
HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES	$160,750	2020
ARKANSAS ABORTION SUPPORT NETWORK	$153,000	2020
Allentown Women's Center	$151,028	2020
American Oversight Inc.	$150,000	2020
COMMON CAUSE EDUCATION FUND	$150,000	2020
MEDIA MATTERS FOR AMERICA	$150,000	2020
WASHINGTON CENTER FOR EQUITABLE GROWTH	$150,000	2020
WORKING AMERICA EDUCATION FUND	$150,000	2020
DELAWARE COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER INC	$145,000	2020
TIDES CENTER	$143,300	2020
JTP PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CORPORATION	$137,692	2020
AMERICAN SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS INSTITUTE INC	$136,798	2020
MARYLAND CENTER ON ECONOMIC POLICY	$135,000	2020
FRASER STRYKER PC LLO	$134,451	2020
FLORIDA VOICES FOR HEALTH INC	$128,900	2020
VOTER PROJECT	$128,400	2020
ARCHIVE OF CONTEMPORARY MUSIC	$125,000	2020
CHOICES WOMEN'S MEDICAL CENTER	$125,000	2020
IF WHEN HOW	$125,000	2020
T A G TREATMENT ACTION GROUP INC	$125,000	2020
URBAN INSTITUTE	$120,000	2020
CHERRY HILL WOMEN'S CENTER INC	$117,000	2020
HARTFORD GYN CENTER	$115,000	2020
TOWARDS JUSTICE	$113,750	2020
BRIGID ALLIANCE	$113,667	2020
MICHIGAN ORGANIZING PROJECT	$112,000	2020
HAWKINS PROJECT	$110,000	2020
PRETERM CLEVELAND	$108,375	2020
OMEN'S HEALTH CENTER OF WEST VIRGINIA	$108,000	2020
FAITH IN PUBLIC LIFE INC	$103,000	2020
Acumen Fund	$100,000	2020
ASYLUM SEEKER ADVOCACY PROJECT	$100,000	2020
BOREALIS PHILANTHROPY	$100,000	2020
CORE INC DBA CORE GROUP	$100,000	2020
CREATIVE ACTION NETWORK	$100,000	2020
DIMAGI INC	$100,000	2020
ENERGY FOUNDATION	$100,000	2020
FOCUSING PHILANTHROPY INC	$100,000	2020
FUND FOR A HEALTHIER COLORADO	$100,000	2020
KING BAUDOUIN FOUNDATION UNITED STATES	$100,000	2020
NAF HOTLINE FUND	$100,000	2020
NOORA HEALTH	$100,000	2020
NORTHEAST OHIO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION	$100,000	2020
PLUS COMMUNICATIONS LLC	$100,000	2020
TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK	$100,000	2020
BLUE MOUNTAIN CLINIC	$99,985	2020
FEMINIST WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER INC	$96,300	2020
UNITED FOR RESPECT EDUCATION FUND	$95,200	2020
INQUIRY SCHOOLS	$95,035	2020
COUNT MI VOTE EDUCATION FUND	$95,000	2020
MAINE CENTER FOR ECONOMIC POLICY	$95,000	2020
MEMPHIS CENTER FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH	$94,000	2020
STREET CHILD US	$92,271	2020
Alliance for a Just Society	$92,000	2020
EASTLAND WOMEN'S CLINIC	$91,795	2020
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY	$90,000	2020
POPULATION SERVICES INTERNATIONAL	$90,000	2020
SAVELIFE FOUNDATION USA	$90,000	2020
VIRGINIA INTERFAITH CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY	$89,200	2020
ONE HEART WORLDWIDE	$85,000	2020
PENNSYLVANIA HEALTH ACCESS NETWORK	$85,000	2020
POLICYLINK	$82,275	2020
NC CHILD	$82,250	2020
CHILDREN'S ACTION ALLIANCE	$80,000	2020
FOUNDATION FOR LOUISIANA	$80,000	2020
American Independent Business Alliance	$75,000	2020
ATLANTA WOMEN'S MEDICAL CENTER INC	$75,000	2020
ATMA CONNECT	$75,000	2020
FRANKLIN AND ELEANOR ROOSEVELT INSTITUTE	$75,000	2020
INITIATIVE FOR MEDICINES ACCESS & KNOWLEDGE INC	$75,000	2020
INSTITUTE FOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE	$75,000	2020
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF MAINE EDUCATION FUND	$75,000	2020
PARKMED NYC	$75,000	2020
PRESIDENTIAL WOMEN'S CENTER INC	$75,000	2020
SUMMIT MEDICAL ASSOCIATES PC	$75,000	2020
TAXPAYERS FOR COMMON SENSE	$75,000	2020
A Better Wisconsin Together	$72,376	2020
COMMON SENSE MEDIA	$70,000	2020
KENNY GUINN CENTER FOR POLICY PRIORITIES	$70,000	2020
NORTH CAROLINA A PHILIP RANDOLPH INSTITUTE	$70,000	2020
BUSINESS EDUCATION FUND	$68,000	2020
Alight	$65,000	2020
ARIZONA ADVOCACY FOUNDATION	$65,000	2020
BURMA HUMANITARIAN MISSION	$65,000	2020
WOMEN FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL	$64,500	2020
PHILADELPHIA WOMEN'S CENTER INC	$60,000	2020
WOMEN AND GIRLS FOUNDATION	$60,000	2020
REFUGEES INTERNATIONAL	$59,920	2020
CASA	$56,480	2020
Access Health Center	$56,475	2020
HISPANIC FEDERATION, INC.	$56,000	2020
Advantage Health Care LTD	$55,625	2020
HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION FOR VENTURA COUNTY INC	$55,000	2020
INSIGHT CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT	$55,000	2020
SEED GLOBAL HEALTH	$55,000	2020
WHOLE WOMAN'S HEALTH OF MCALLEN	$52,500	2020
MIAMI FREEDOM PROJECT	$52,000	2020
MARCH ON MARYLAND	$50,769	2020
A Woman's Choice of Jacksonville	$50,000	2020
Alabama Women's Center for Reproductive Alternatives	$50,000	2020
Allegheny Reproductive Health Center	$50,000	2020
American Constitution Society for Law and Policy	$50,000	2020
American Prospect Inc.	$50,000	2020
ARIZONA CENTER FOR EMPOWERMENT	$50,000	2020
DELTA CLINIC OF BATON ROUGE INC	$50,000	2020
DESIGN THAT MATTERS INC	$50,000	2020
EMW WOMEN'S SURGICAL CENTER PSC	$50,000	2020
FAMILY VALUES AT WORK	$50,000	2020
FLORIDA WATCH ACTION	$50,000	2020
GEORGIA BUDGET & POLICY INSTITUTE	$50,000	2020
GLOBAL IMPACT	$50,000	2020
HAITIAN GLOBAL HEALTH ALLIANCE INC	$50,000	2020
HUMANE RESCUE ALLIANCE WASHINGTON HUMANE SOCIETY	$50,000	2020
INCOME MOVEMENT FOUNDATION	$50,000	2020
INEQUALITY MEDIA	$50,000	2020
INTELEHEALTH	$50,000	2020
JACKSON WOMEN'S HEALTH ORG	$50,000	2020
LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS EDUCATION FUND	$50,000	2020
LITTLE ROCK FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES PLLC	$50,000	2020
LOUISIANA CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER	$50,000	2020
MARYLAND FAMILY NETWORK	$50,000	2020
MILO FOUNDATION	$50,000	2020
NC JUSTICE CENTER	$50,000	2020
NEXT WAVE FOUNDATION	$50,000	2020
OXFAM AMERICA	$50,000	2020
POWERPAC FOUNDATION	$50,000	2020
PRO MUJER INC	$50,000	2020
PROTECT DEMOCRACY PROJECT	$50,000	2020
ST BONIFACE HAITI FOUNDATION	$50,000	2020
STATE DEMOCRACY PROJECT	$50,000	2020
TREVOR PROJECT	$50,000	2020
YEMEN RELIEF AND RECONSTRUCTION FOUNDATION	$50,000	2020
EMORY UNIVERSITY	$49,939	2020
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH	$49,294	2020
BE THE CHANGE REVOLUTIONS LLC	$48,500	2020
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF FLORIDA EDUCATION FUND	$47,000	2020
DE COALITION AGAINST GUN VIOLENCE EDUCATIONAL FUND	$45,000	2020
MAINE AFL-CIO	$45,000	2020
VISTA VENTURES SOCIAL IMPACT FUND	$41,930	2020
NEW ERA COLORADO FOUNDATION	$40,831	2020
CENTER FOR AMERICAN PROGRESS	$40,000	2020
INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS EDUCATION FOUNDATION	$40,000	2020
MAINE CITIZENS FOR CLEAN ELECTIONS	$40,000	2020
MAINE EQUAL JUSTICE	$40,000	2020
MASSACHUSETTS BUDGET AND POLICY CENTER	$40,000	2020
MI FAMILIA VOTA EDUCATION FUND	$40,000	2020
COMMONWEALTH FOUNDATION	$37,500	2020
NEW YORK CITY OUTWARD BOUND CENTER	$37,500	2020
NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST GUN VIOLENCE EDUCATION FUND	$37,500	2020
WHOLE WOMAN'S HEALTH OF FORT WORTH	$37,500	2020
Action Institute NC	$36,000	2020
GRAND CANYON INSTITUTE INC	$35,500	2020
RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CENTER	$35,200	2020
A Woman's Choice of Charolette	$35,000	2020
NEXUS	$35,000	2020
JOAN G. LOVERING HEALTH CENTER	$33,630	2020
DC ABORTION FUND	$32,300	2020
CONSUMERS FOR AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE	$32,000	2020
SCHOLARS STRATEGY NETWORK	$30,803	2020
INSTITUTE FOR A PROGRESSIVE NEVADA	$30,000	2020
MARYPIRG CITIZEN LOBBY INC	$30,000	2020
NATIONAL ABORTION FEDERATION	$30,000	2020
OPENSKY POLICY INSTITUTE	$30,000	2020
PENNSYLVANIA UNITED	$30,000	2020
PROGRESS FLORIDA EDUCATION INSTITUTE	$30,000	2020
UNITED WAY FOR SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN	$30,000	2020
WOMEN WITH A VISION	$30,000	2020
SOUTHERN TIER WOMEN'S HEALTH SERVICES	$28,823	2020
RESULTS EDUCATIONAL FUND	$27,514	2020
EYEBEAM ATELIER	$27,500	2020
LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY	$25,220	2020
Amalgamated Charitable Foundation	$25,000	2020
CENTER FOR COMMON GROUND	$25,000	2020
COMMONWEALTH INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL ANALYSIS	$25,000	2020
GERALD HUFF FUND FOR HUMANITY	$25,000	2020
JEWS UNITED FOR JUSTICE	$25,000	2020
MARYLAND PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH FOUNDATION	$25,000	2020
NEW MEXICANS TO PREVENT GUN VIOLENCE	$25,000	2020
NORTHLAND FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC	$25,000	2020
NORTHLAND FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC	$25,000	2020
NORTHLAND FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC	$25,000	2020
PARTNERS FOR ANDEAN COMMUNITY	$25,000	2020
SPRINGBOARD TO OPPORTUNITIES	$25,000	2020
STAND UP ALASKA	$25,000	2020
U.S. PIRG EDUCATION FUND	$25,000	2020
UBUNTU PATHWAYS	$25,000	2020
UNION COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER	$25,000	2020
VOTESIMPLE	$25,000	2020
WAVE EDUCATIONAL FUND	$25,000	2020
WEST END WOMEN'S MEDICAL GROUP	$25,000	2020
VIRGINIA21 ACTION	$24,500	2020
FAIRNESS PROJECT	$22,025	2020
NUMFOCUS	$21,800	2020
SMALL BUSINESS MAJORITY FOUNDATION	$21,676	2020
Aanchor Health Center	$20,450	2020
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY	$20,046	2020
9 to 5 National Association of Working Women	$20,000	2020
A Woman's Choice of Greensboro	$20,000	2020
A Woman's Choice of Raleigh	$20,000	2020
CENTER FOR MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY, INC	$20,000	2020
CENTRAL ARIZONANS FOR A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY	$20,000	2020
CIVIC NEBRASKA	$20,000	2020
COLOR	$20,000	2020
FLORIDA COALITION ON BLACK CIVIC PARTICIPATION INC	$20,000	2020
GENERATION SOS	$20,000	2020
GEORGIA STRATEGIC ALLIANCE FOR NEW DIRECTIONS	$20,000	2020
IOWA CITIZEN ACTION EDUCATION FOUNDATION	$20,000	2020
MASSPIRG EDUCATION FUND	$20,000	2020
MOMSRISING EDUCATION FUND	$20,000	2020
MOTHERS OF HOPE	$20,000	2020
NEVADA ALLIANCE	$20,000	2020
RURAL ARIZONA ENGAGEMENT	$20,000	2020
PROGRESSNOW	$19,192	2020
OPEN PROGRESS	$18,750	2020
OUR JUSTICE	$17,546	2020
NEO PHILANTHROPY	$17,499	2020
TEXAS EQUAL ACCESS FUND	$17,338	2020
LYDIAN ACCELERATOR	$17,103	2020
UNITE HERE LOCAL 355	$17,014	2020
WOMEN'S HEALTH SERVICES	$17,000	2020
CAMBRIDGE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CONSULTANTS	$15,500	2020
A Better Balance	$15,000	2020
Adamant Media	$15,000	2020
CHARITY FOUNDATION	$15,000	2020
DEMOCRACY 21 EDUCATION FUND	$15,000	2020
MARYLAND CONSUMER RIGHTS COALITION	$15,000	2020
PROGRESSIVE MARYLAND EDUCATION FUND	$15,000	2020
PUBLIC HEALTH FOUNDATION ENTERPRISES	$15,000	2020
WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND EMPOWERMENT NETWORK	$15,000	2020
MIDWEST ACCESS COALITION	$14,877	2020
FUND FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE	$14,500	2020
NEW VIRGINIA MAJORITY EDUCATION FUND	$13,000	2020
NEW JERSEY POLICY PERSPECTIVE	$12,500	2020
WASHINGTON STATE BUDGET AND POLICY CENTER	$12,500	2020
TRUSTEES OF THE SMITH COLLEGE	$12,235	2020
FUND TEXAS CHOICE	$11,917	2020
COLORADO FISCAL INSTITUTE	$11,500	2020
LILITH FUND, INC.	$10,618	2020
Accion Politica Pcunista	$10,000	2020
ATLANTA PARTNERSHIP OF BUSINESS AND EDUCATION	$10,000	2020
FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF RECOVERY RESIDENCES INC	$10,000	2020
MARYLAND CITIZENS HEALTH INITIATIVE EDUCATION FUND INC	$10,000	2020
NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES	$10,000	2020
VOICES FOR VIRGINIA'S CHILDREN	$10,000	2020
VOTE AMERICA	$10,000	2020
WE ARE DOWN HOME	$10,000	2020
CHICAGO ABORTION FUND	$9,778	2020
KENTUCKY CENTER FOR ECONOMIC POLICY	$9,000	2020
NEW ORLEANS ABORTION FUND	$8,420	2020
MICHIGAN AVENUE CENTER FOR HEALTH	$8,300	2020
Abortion Care Network	$8,126	2020
COLORADO PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE	$8,000	2020
MAKE THE ROAD NY	$7,500	2020
PENCIL INC	$7,500	2020
SOLID GROUND WASHINGTON	$7,500	2020
TIERNEY LAWRENCE	$7,189	2020
STINSON LLP	$6,810	2020
GATEWAY COMMUNITY SERVICES MAINE	$6,000	2020
SOCIETY OF FAMILY PLANNING	$5,176	2020
COMMUNITY ADVOCATES INC	$5,000	2020
INSTITUTE ON TAXATION AND ECONOMIC POLICY	$5,000	2020
ONE COLORADO EDUCATION FUND	$5,000	2020
PUBLIC JUSTICE CENTER	$5,000	2020
Windward Fund	$17,350,000	2019
California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls	$10,290,000	2019
Salk Institute for Biological Studies	$8,359,623	2019
Nature Conservancy	$6,378,340	2019
Sixteen Thirty Fund	$3,060,248	2019
Krug	$2,678,756	2019
California Community Foundation	$2,110,000	2019
Accelerate Change	$2,075,000	2019
Environmental Defense Fund	$2,055,042	2019
American Civil Liberties Union	$1,992,174	2019
Lydian Accelerator	$1,914,991	2019
Family Planning Associates Medical Group	$1,192,174	2019
FWD.US Education Fund	$1,187,914	2019
Voter Registration Project	$1,000,000	2019
Choose Love	$975,000	2019
Sustainable Markets Foundation	$895,305	2019
Opportunities for All Floridians	$794,000	2019
California Institute of Technology	$750,000	2019
Stand Up Ideas	$750,000	2019
Tides Center	$750,000	2019
National Redistricting Foundation	$683,330	2019
Civil Rights Corps	$646,870	2019
Friends of Lacoe: A Foundation for Learning	$621,000	2019
Vote Forward	$604,275	2019
Fair Future NC	$573,484	2019
Opportunity Arizona	$555,000	2019
Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis	$500,000	2019
Actuate Innovation	$481,530	2019
Tides Foundation	$425,000	2019
New Venture Fund	$419,577	2019
Momsrising Education Fund	$401,300	2019
Oxfam America	$400,000	2019
United Nations Foundation	$400,000	2019
NC Justice Center	$395,000	2019
Equal Justice Works	$372,000	2019
Civic Nation	$350,000	2019
Leadership Now Project	$338,790	2019
Hope Clinic for Women	$333,813	2019
Maine Peoples Resource Center	$323,000	2019
Center for Reproductive Rights	$300,000	2019
Measures for Justice Institute	$300,000	2019
Women's Health Center of West Virginia	$296,528	2019
For Our Future Action Fund	$291,174	2019
HealthQuarters	$285,063	2019
Colorado Civic Education	$264,500	2019
ColorofChange.org Education Fund	$250,000	2019
Greater Washington Coomunity Foundation	$250,000	2019
Prosperity Michigan	$250,000	2019
States Newsroom	$250,000	2019
Colorado Independent	$250,000	2019
Trap The Vote	$250,000	2019
Fairness Project	$248,750	2019
Access Health Center	$233,306	2019
Leland Stanfor Junior University	$232,500	2019
Feminist Women's Health Center	$226,974	2019
National Vote at Home Institute	$225,000	2019
Movement Strategy Center	$220,501	2019
Tides Advocacy	$214,000	2019
International Refugee Assistance Project	$200,000	2019
Ohio Campus Compact	$200,000	2019
Bell Policy Center	$199,000	2019
Future Now Action	$197,800	2019
Centennial State Prosperity	$195,500	2019
Pennsylvania Voice	$192,305	2019
Common Cause Education Fund	$190,000	2019
Economic Security Project Action	$190,000	2019
Famm Foundation	$187,500	2019
Better Pennsylvania	$186,400	2019
Pennsylvania Health Access Network	$180,000	2019
Preterm Cleveland	$180,000	2019
Battle Born Progress	$178,000	2019
Fair Districts Fund	$175,000	2019
Whole Woman's Health of the Twin Cities	$175,000	2019
Family Planning Association of Maine	$172,112	2019
Maryland Center on Economic Policy	$170,000	2019
New Day Nevada	$163,746	2019
Advantage Health Care	$160,101	2019
Hektoen Institute for Medical Research	$157,500	2019
Asian Community Development Council	$152,000	2019
Center for Technology and Civic Life	$150,000	2019
NC Child	$150,000	2019
One Apia Nevada	$150,000	2019
Third Sector New England	$150,000	2019
Equality Health Center	$143,720	2019
Emma Goldman Clinic	$143,095	2019
Family Reproductive Health	$142,008	2019
Keystone Research Center	$130,000	2019
Mainers for Working Families	$126,734	2019
Naral Pro-Choice Missouri Foundation	$125,200	2019
American Sustainable Business Institute	$125,000	2019
Girl Rising	$125,000	2019
Mabel Wadsworth Women's Health Center	$124,440	2019
Michigan Avenue Center for Health	$120,950	2019
Cedar River Clinic	$120,000	2019
Maine Women's Lobby Education Fund	$116,445	2019
Issue One	$112,000	2019
Whole Woman's Health Alliance	$109,000	2019
America Votes	$100,000	2019
Aspen Institute	$100,000	2019
EcoAmerica	$100,000	2019
Jill Soffer Family Foundation	$100,000	2019
NAACP Empowerment Programs	$100,000	2019
Real News Project	$100,000	2019
Step Up Women's Network	$100,000	2019
United Way for Southeastern Michigan	$100,000	2019
Voice of the Ex-Offender	$100,000	2019
Grameen America	$95,000	2019
Towards Justice	$95,000	2019
Whole Woman's Health Alliance Austin	$94,000	2019
Maine Center for Economic Policy	$93,750	2019
Nextgen Climate America	$90,000	2019
North Florida Women's Center	$87,600	2019
New Virginia Majority Education Fund	$86,500	2019
Actionn	$80,000	2019
Childrens Guild	$77,500	2019
Open Markets Institute	$76,500	2019
Women's Foundation of California	$75,906	2019
Children's Action Alliance	$75,000	2019
National Academy of Social Insurance	$75,000	2019
Partnership for Responsible Growth	$75,000	2019
Springboard To Opportunities	$75,000	2019
Maine Peoples Resource Center	$65,375	2019
Allegheny Reproductive Health Center	$60,000	2019
Arizona Advocacy Foundation	$60,000	2019
Institute for a Progressive Nevada	$60,000	2019
Opensky Policy Institute	$60,000	2019
New Era Colorado Foundation	$57,000	2019
Trust Women Foundation	$56,031	2019
Progress Missouri Education Fund	$56,000	2019
Asociacion Puertorriquena Pro Bienestar De La Familia	$52,000	2019
March on Maryland	$50,769	2019
American Constitution Society for Law and Policy	$50,000	2019
Count MI Vote Education Fund	$50,000	2019
Florida Philanthropic Network	$50,000	2019
Florida Votes for Health	$50,000	2019
Gun Down America	$50,000	2019
NAF Hotline Fund	$50,000	2019
Oregon Environmental Council	$50,000	2019
Reinvent Stockton Foundation	$50,000	2019
West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy	$50,000	2019
Young Invincibles	$50,000	2019
Whole Woman's Health of Peoria	$49,744	2019
Women's Health Center of Duluth PA	$48,000	2019
Miami Freedom Project	$47,581	2019
Maine Citizens for Clean Elections	$47,000	2019
Mountain Association for Community Economic Development	$45,000	2019
Count MI Vote	$42,500	2019
OneVirginia2021	$42,500	2019
Jannus	$42,000	2019
Montana Conservation Voters Education Fund	$42,000	2019
Equality Now	$40,000	2019
Fair Work Center	$40,000	2019
Maine Equal Justice	$40,000	2019
U.S. PIRG Education Fund	$40,000	2019
Little Rock Family Planning Services	$39,700	2019
Scotsdale Women's Center	$38,000	2019
Advance North Carolina	$37,084	2019
Blue Mountain Clinic	$36,779	2019
BVM Capacity Building Institute	$35,000	2019
Central Arizonans for a Sustainable Economy	$34,700	2019
Gynecology and More	$34,399	2019
A Woman's Choice of Jacksonville	$33,250	2019
9 to 5 National Association of Working Women	$32,000	2019
Alliance for a Just Society	$30,000	2019
Fund for Educational Excellence	$30,000	2019
Kenny Guinn Center for Policy Priorities	$30,000	2019
Grand Canyon Institute	$29,000	2019
Economic Policy Institute	$25,000	2019
Goodman Acker PC	$25,000	2019
Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy	$25,000	2019
Network Education Program	$25,000	2019
Pennsylvania Stands Up	$25,000	2019
Pennsylvania United	$25,000	2019
Progressive Maryland Education	$25,000	2019
Progressive Partners Alliance	$25,000	2019
Red River Women's Clinic	$25,000	2019
Scholars Strategy Network	$25,000	2019
Texas Death Penalty Education and Resource Center	$25,000	2019
Urban Institute	$25,000	2019
Joan G. Lovering Health Center	$24,214	2019
Abortion Access for All	$23,750	2019
Arizona Center for Empowerment	$23,605	2019
Maine Women's Lobby	$23,000	2019
Brandeis University	$22,500	2019
Montana Wilderness Association	$21,000	2019
Purpose Project	$20,463	2019
Allentown Women's Center	$20,000	2019
Center for Media and Democracy	$20,000	2019
Oregon Center for Public Policy	$20,000	2019
Patients for Affordable Drugs	$20,000	2019
Real Facts NC	$20,000	2019
Western Resource Advocates	$20,000	2019
AIDS Healthcare Foundation	$15,000	2019
California Budget and Policy Center	$15,000	2019
Community Foundation of San Joaquin	$15,000	2019
Democracy 21 Education Fund	$15,000	2019
Inequality Media	$15,000	2019
Metropolitan Planning Council	$15,000	2019
Washington State Budget and Policy Center	$15,000	2019
Montana Wildife Federation	$14,000	2019
Women's Health Specialists	$12,000	2019
Armada Nonprofit	$11,861	2019
Gender Justice	$11,845	2019
Maryland Citizens Health Initiative Education Fund	$11,600	2019
People Over Profits Florida	$11,500	2019
Business for America Education Fund	$10,000	2019
Congregation of St. Joseph Ministry Against the Death	$10,000	2019
Fictilis	$10,000	2019
Fuse Washington	$10,000	2019
Witness to Innocence	$10,000	2019
Global Impact	$8,475	2019
Jane's Due Process	$8,430	2019
Essential Access Health	$7,000	2019
Kentucky Health Justice Network	$7,000	2019
Carolina Abortion Fund	$6,735	2019
Consumers for Affordable Health Care	$6,677	2019
Regents of the University of California	$6,480	2019
New Mexico Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice	$6,421	2019
Abortion Diary	$6,000	2019
UpStream USA	$4,166,666	2018
Family Planning Associates Medical Group LTD	$4,081,077	2018
FWD.Us Education Fund	$3,800,000	2018
Windward Fund	$2,500,000	2018
Refugees International	$2,400,000	2018
Sixteen Thirty Fund	$2,050,000	2018
Urban Justice Center	$2,000,000	2018
Western Resource Advocates	$2,000,000	2018
Florida Alliance for Civic Engagement	$1,940,349	2018
Tides Foundation	$1,899,000	2018
Sustainable Markets Foundation	$1,800,000	2018
News for Democracy	$1,720,000	2018
Animal Legal Defense Fund	$1,500,000	2018
ParentsTogether Foundation	$1,100,000	2018
Tides Center	$1,100,000	2018
ASPCA	$1,000,000	2018
Environmental Defense Fund	$1,000,000	2018
The Voter Participation Center	$1,000,000	2018
Impact Justice	$950,000	2018
One Arizona	$847,000	2018
UpStream USA	$833,334	2018
Maine Peoples Resource Center	$630,000	2018
Refugees International	$600,000	2018
The Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis	$565,000	2018
Famm Foundation	$562,500	2018
The Hope Clinic for Women LTD	$546,625	2018
Civil Rights Corps	$500,000	2018
Memphis Center for Reproductive Health	$500,000	2018
Ohio Campus Compact	$500,000	2018
The Colorado Independent	$500,000	2018
Access Health Center	$393,350	2018
State Voices	$350,000	2018
NC Justice Center	$325,000	2018
Movement Strategy Center	$300,000	2018
Insyght Institute	$289,560	2018
Gynuity Health Projects	$287,500	2018
Women's Health Center of West Virginia	$265,000	2018
Whole Woman's Health of Peoria LLC	$258,050	2018
Friends of Lacoe: A Foundation for Learning	$250,000	2018
New Era Colorado Foundation	$243,843	2018
A Woman's Choice of Jacksonville	$240,550	2018
The Movement Cooperative	$231,250	2018
National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy	$217,274	2018
Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law	$200,000	2018
Medicines360	$200,000	2018
Pennsylvania Voice	$200,000	2018
The Vera Institute of Justice	$200,000	2018
Voter Registration Project	$196,000	2018
Data for Democracy	$189,231	2018
For Our Future Action Fund	$187,690	2018
Project Drawdown	$175,000	2018
The Urban Institute	$175,000	2018
Nell Policy Center	$160,000	2018
Center for Public Interest Research	$150,000	2018
ColorofChange.org Education Fund	$150,000	2018
Equality Now, Inc.	$150,000	2018
The Asia Society	$150,000	2018
Northland Family Planning	$147,408	2018
Feminist Women's Health Center	$144,214	2018
Insight Center for Community Economic Development	$140,000	2018
The Five Lakes Project	$137,850	2018
Michigan Avenue Center for Health LTD	$137,575	2018
Advantage Health Care LTD	$129,250	2018
Alliance for a Just Society	$126,063	2018
America Votes	$125,000	2018
Maryland Citizens Health	$125,000	2018
The Energy Foundation	$125,000	2018
Maryland Family Network	$120,000	2018
Leadership Now Project	$119,953	2018
Women's Health Services PC	$113,234	2018
League of Women Voters of Southern Nevada	$110,800	2018
Hektoen Institute for Medical Research	$108,244	2018
Allegheny Reproductive Health Center	$100,000	2018
Allentown Women's Center	$100,000	2018
Aspen Institute	$100,000	2018
Blue Mountain Clinic	$100,000	2018
Columbus Women's Health	$100,000	2018
Family Planning Association of Maine	$99,513	2018
Metropolitan Planning Council	$85,875	2018
The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York	$85,500	2018
Aanchor Health Center	$83,325	2018
Gynecology and More	$83,050	2018
Children's Guild	$77,500	2018
PICO National Network	$76,000	2018
Defending Democracy Together	$75,000	2018
Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy	$75,000	2018
Springboard to Opportunities	$75,000	2018
Washington Center for Equitable Growth, Inc.	$75,000	2018
Emma Goldman Clinic	$69,675	2018
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation	$68,981	2018
Catholic Climate Covenant	$66,000	2018
Desert Star Family Planning	$63,460	2018
Hispanic Federation	$58,800	2018
Trust Women Foundation	$58,797	2018
Blue Morning	$54,217	2018
The Hope Clinic for Women LTD	$52,000	2018
Street Art Anarchy	$51,000	2018
Institute for the Future	$50,000	2018
National Academy of Social Insurance	$50,000	2018
Whole Woman's Health Alliance	$42,000	2018
California Budget & Policy Center	$40,000	2018
Capital CARE Network of Toledo	$40,000	2018
University of New Mexico Health Services Center	$39,412	2018
A Capital Women's Health Clinic	$38,055	2018
The Fund for a Healthier Colorado	$37,972	2018
Cedar River Clinic	$35,000	2018
Southern Tier Women's Health	$35,000	2018
Joan G. Lovering Health Center	$30,000	2018
Maine Center for Economic Policy	$30,000	2018
Women's Health Center of Duluth PA	$25,412	2018
Faith in Public Life	$25,000	2018
Foundation to Promote Open Society	$25,000	2018
Greater Washington Community	$25,000	2018
Latinos United for a New America	$25,000	2018
MomsRising Education Fund	$25,000	2018
Network Education Program	$25,000	2018
Ohio Organizing Collaborative	$25,000	2018
The Regents of the University of California	$25,000	2018
Public Knowledge	$24,479	2018
Boulder Valley Women's Health	$24,400	2018
Chinese for Affirmative Action	$24,000	2018
Colorado Fiscal Institute	$22,250	2018
New York University	$21,634	2018
Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Asian Law Caucus	$20,000	2018
HealthQuarters	$20,000	2018
Michigan League for Public Policy	$20,000	2018
Policy Matters Ohio	$20,000	2018
Working People of Colorado	$20,000	2018
Ultraviolet Education Fund	$19,250	2018
Jannus	$17,250	2018
Montana Budget and Policy Center	$17,250	2018
Jain Family Institute	$16,200	2018
Colorado Center on Law and Policy	$15,000	2018
Fair Democracy	$15,000	2018
National Network of Aboriton Funds	$15,000	2018
University of Chicago	$15,000	2018
Red River Women's Clinic	$14,941	2018
Jakara Movement	$14,000	2018
Freed Center for Independent Living	$12,000	2018
Washington State Bidget and Policy Center	$12,000	2018
The Rules Foundation	$10,000	2018
Free Press	$9,000	2018
ACCE Institute	$8,500	2018
Greater Sacramento Urban League	$8,500	2018
MI Familia ota Education Fund	$8,000	2018
Resources for Independence Central Valley	$8,000	2018
Solid Ground Washington	$8,000	2018
Sacramento Area Congregations	$7,500	2018
Asian Resources	$5,000	2018
League of Women Voters of Sacramento County	$5,000	2018
National League of Cities	$5,000	2018
Trustees of the University of Pennsylvaia	$5,000	2018
United for a New Economy	$5,000	2018
Whole Woman's Health of Peoria	$5,000	2018
Priorities USA Foundation	$4,985,000	2017
Voter Registration Project Education Fund	$2,940,000	2017
New Venture Fund	$2,681,974	2017
Checks and Balances Education Fund	$1,612,338	2017
Archer Initiatives, LLC	$1,109,744	2017
Sixteen Thirty Fund	$875,000	2017
Purpose Project, Inc.	$836,066	2017
Memphis Center for Reproductive Health	$750,000	2017
Fuller Project for International Reporting, Inc.	$357,670	2017
Center for Election Innovation and Research, Inc.	$281,952	2017
Women's Health Services	$274,353	2017
Women's Health Center of West Virginia	$230,423	2017
Krug, LLC	$227,496	2017
African American Civic Engagement Initiative	$200,000	2017
Preterm Cleveland	$175,000	2017
Women's Health Specialists	$174,903	2017
Hektoen Institute for Medical Research	$157,500	2017
Center for Popular Democracy	$150,000	2017
The Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute	$150,000	2017
Chesapeake Climate Action Network	$125,000	2017
Women's Health Center of Duluth, P.A.	$112,000	2017
Leland Stanford Junior University	$110,500	2017
Asociacion Puertorriquena Pro Biensestar de la Familia	$100,000	2017
Allegheny Reproductive Health Center	$100,000	2017
Mabel Wadsworth Women's Health Center	$100,000	2017
Blue Mountain Clinic	$100,000	2017
Nova Health Systems, Inc.	$100,000	2017
Trust Women Foundation, Inc.	$100,000	2017
Joan G. Lovering Health Center	$96,192	2017
Feminist Women's Health Center, Inc.	$84,740	2017
Cedar River Clinics	$82,700	2017
Disrupt DC Education Fund	$80,098	2017
The Arc of the United States, Inc.	$80,000	2017
Health Quarters	$77,500	2017
Family Planning Association of Maine	$76,882	2017
Red River Women's Clinic	$75,000	2017
Children's Action Alliance	$75,000	2017
University of Alaska Foundation	$75,000	2017
Robbinsdale Clinic, P.A.	$71,376	2017
The Urban Institute	$70,000	2017
One Arizona	$70,000	2017
Engage Michigan	$53,400	2017
Maine Center for Economic Policy	$50,000	2017
Faith in Public Life, Inc.	$50,000	2017
Access Health Center	$50,000	2017
Fiscal Policy Institute	$50,000	2017
MomsRising Education Fund	$50,000	2017
Equality Health Center	$47,050	2017
Family Planning Specialists	$45,994	2017
California Budget & Policy Center	$45,000	2017
A Capital Women's Health Clinic	$43,941	2017
Emma Goldman Clinic	$40,785	2017
Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy	$40,000	2017
League of Women Voters of California Education Fund	$40,000	2017
ProgressNow Education	$40,000	2017
Regents of the University of Michigan	$38,500	2017
Family Reproductive Health	$37,919	2017
Keystone Research Center	$35,000	2017
Washington State Budget and Policy Center	$35,000	2017
California Calls Education Fund	$35,000	2017
Campaign for Accountability	$33,970	2017
Cope Familiy Center	$32,000	2017
State Innovation Exchange	$30,000	2017
Colorado Civic Engagement Roundtable	$30,000	2017
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles	$30,000	2017
The Film Collarborative, Inc.	$30,000	2017
USBIG, Inc.	$30,000	2017
Voices for Utah Children	$25,000	2017
Golden State Opportunity	$25,000	2017
Disability Rights California	$25,000	2017
Latinos United for a New America (LUNA)	$25,000	2017
Common Cause and Education Fund	$25,000	2017
Bread for the World Institute	$25,000	2017
Network Education Program	$25,000	2017
Y Combinator Research, Inc.	$25,000	2017
A Woman's World Medical Center	$25,000	2017
Montana Budget and Policy Center	$20,000	2017
Organize Sacramento	$20,000	2017
Missouri Budget Project	$20,000	2017
Citizen's Climate Lobby	$15,000	2017
Boston Critic, Inc.	$15,000	2017
National Iranian American Council	$15,000	2017
Boulder Valley Women's Health Center	$10,245	2017
Gynecology and More	$7,500	2017
Institute for the Future	$7,000	2017
Desert Star Family Planning	$5,000	2017
Netroots Foundation	$5,000	2017
Voter Registration Project Education Fund	$3,724,000	2016
Archer Initiatives, LLC	$441,577	2016
Whole Women's Surgical Center	$194,200	2016
Checks and Balances Education Fund	$128,000	2016
Family Planning Specialists	$110,000	2016
Family Planning Association of Maine	$100,000	2016
Mabel Wadsworth Women's Health Center	$100,000	2016
Trust Women Foundation, Inc.	$100,000	2016
Women's Health Center of Duluth, P.A.	$100,000	2016
American Center	$80,000	2016
Access Health Center	$50,000	2016
Niskanen Center, Inc.	$50,000	2016
Majority Ohio	$45,203	2016
Aphrodite Medical, PLLC	$40,000	2016
Feminist Women's Health Center, Inc.	$37,500	2016
GiveDirectly, Inc.	$25,000	2016
The Hope Clinic for Women, Ltd.	$21,863	2016
Fuller Project for International Reporting, Inc.	$21,000	2016
SWC Detroit	$12,000	2016
Latinos United for a New America (LUNA)	$5,000	2016
Total:	$251,543,248

In 2017, the Hopewell Fund gave just under $5 million to Priorities USA Foundation, a Democratic Party-aligned advocacy group affiliated with the Priorities USA super PAC. ^[57] The Priorities USA organizations are funded by major left-leaning figures, among them Donald Sussman, George Soros, and Fred Eychaner. ^{[58] [59]}

Consulting and Management Fees

Between 2015 and 2020, the Hopewell Fund paid roughly $38.5 million in consulting and management fees, $17.7 million of which was paid to Arabella Advisors for management services. ^[60]

Hopewell Fund: Consulting Fees	Total (2015-2019)
Arabella Advisors	$17,766,072
Perkins Coie	$10,224,239
Movement Cooperative	$3,672,032
Benenson Strategy Corp.	$1,191,746
Precision Strategies	$920,788
The Operations Group	$899,981
AKB Strategies	$823,459
Incite Studio LLC	$800,000
David Binder Research	$491,100
Bellwether Education Partners	$463,000
SKDKnickerbocker	$427,646
HCM Strategies LLC	$382,000
Bigify	$169,733
270 Strategies	$127,523
Summer Strategies	$120,000
Total:	$38,479,319

Financial Documents

The Hopewell Fund’s 2016-2020 IRS filings are available here:

• 2020 IRS Filing (Form 990)
• 2019 IRS Filing (Form 990)
• 2018 IRS Filing (Form 990)
• 2017 IRS Filing (Form 990)
• 2016 IRS Filing (Form 990)

Hopewell’s IRS Form 1023 application for IRS tax exempt status is available here; the file also includes:

• a description of Hopewell’s charitable activities;
• examples of Hopewell’s projects concerning “alleviating child poverty” and “serving as a charity incubator”;
• Hopewell’s initial board of directors and officers (Eric Kessler, Scott Nielsen, and Michael Slaby), as well as their “qualifications”;
• Hopewell’s articles of incorporation, filed in the District of Columbia on April 9, 2015;
• the nonprofit’s bylaws; and
• an administrative agreement between the Hopewell Fund and Arabella Advisors for the latter to provide paid management services to the former.

The Hopewell Fund received IRS tax exempt recognition on October 16, 2015; its IRS letter is available here.