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Hester Street Collaborative is an urban planning nonprofit that partners with municipal governments, community organizations, and other institutions to direct their infrastructure projects towards left-of-center social and environmental goals, which include group equality of outcome, taxpayer-funded housing subsidies, and reduced use of conventional fuels. Hester Street Collaborative is named after
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Hidden Leaf Foundation is a grantmaking organization that funds left-of-center advocacy groups. Each year, it states that it gives up to $2 million to around 35 organizations. 1
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The High Ground Institute is an advocacy group that works with a variety of other organizations in their respective fields. These partnered organizations all share a focus on Wisconsin.
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The High Tide Foundation is a left-of-center foundation that funds other organizations in an effort to curtail conventional fuel use, advocate for carbon offset credits, reduce methane-gas emissions, and fight global warming. The High Tide Founded provided funding for a new center at Yale University’s School of Public Health to
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Higher Heights for America (Higher Heights) advocates for increased political participation and voter turnout among Black women. It supports Democratic candidates exclusively. 1 Higher Heights argues that Black women in America face
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Highlander Research and Education Center is a left-of-center training organization that focuses on social and economic justice, environmentalism, and grassroots movements, especially in Appalachia and the American South. It is one of the seminal institutions of the modern American left, with roots going back to the New Deal and the
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The Hilda Mullen Foundation is a grantmaking trust created by investment manager Martin Whitman and his wife Lois Whitman. The foundation is a left-of-center organization which contributes to universities, pro-LGBT, pro-government-controlled healthcare, pro-abortion, liberal activism, and anti-capital punishment organizations. The Hilda Mullen Foundation also provides grants and contributions to lobbies
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The Hill-Snowdon Foundation is a left-leaning grantmaking foundation, which supports organizations and projects oriented towards immigration expansion, minority interests, voter mobilization, and combating poverty. Background The Hill-Snowdon Foundation was founded in New Jersey in 1959 by Arthur Bullock Hill, an executive and board member of Johnson and Johnson, primarily with
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Hillel International (also known as Hillel the Foundation for Jewish Campus Life) is a Jewish community group based on college campuses. There are 800 Hillel chapters on college campuses in North America, as well as 30 Hillel chapters abroad.
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Hillman Family Foundations is a collection of 18 left-of-center grantmaking organizations that fund other organizations and causes predominantly in Pittsburgh and southwestern Pennsylvania. 1 Some of the foundations also operate in California, New York, and
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The Hilton Family Foundation is a private foundation that gives grants to nonprofit organizations that provide social welfare or humanitarian aid both inside and outside of the U.S.
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The Hinman Charitable Foundation is a private grantmaking foundation based in Carmel Valley, California. It is the charitable vehicle of technology entrepreneur Brian Hinman. While most of its grants are to noncontroversial items such as schools, universities, and animal shelters, the foundation does make grants to left-of-center causes. Among the
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Hip Hop Caucus (HHC) is a left-of-center direct-action organization dedicated to left-of-center environmentalist mobilization and expansion of voter participation, including restoring voting rights to felons. The organization signed a petition supporting the Green New Deal. 1 Hip
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HIPS is an activist and advocacy group that focus on providing support to individuals impacted by the sex trade or drug use.
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The Hirsch Family Foundation (HFF) is a private family foundation based in Dallas Texas. HFF funds a wide variety of charitable initiatives including scholarships, medical research, the arts, Jewish community interests, and foreign policy research. Between 2010 and 2017, HFF donated more than $5.2 million to the Center for European
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Hispanic Access Foundation is a left-of-center Hispanic activism organization that is focused on building community between Hispanic churches and religious groups, largely for the purpose of environmentalist activism. 1
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Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR, generally pronounced as “hacer,” the Spanish word for “to do”) works to increase of Latino representation in positions of corporate leadership and utilization of Hispanic-owned businesses. It is a member of the Alliance for Board Diversity.
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The Hispanic Federation (HF) is a left-of-center New York-based membership organization that works with Hispanic communities across the United States, with its member groups primarily on the East Coast. The HF works in areas of education, health, immigration, economic empowerment, civic engagement, and the environment, with advocacy targeted and specific
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The Hispanic Scholarship Fund provides students of Latino background with financial aid to attend college. The organization also provides workshops and networking opportunities for scholarship recipients. Scholarships are extended to United States citizens, legal residents, individuals subject to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals immigration policy, and other non-citizens.
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Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP) is a left-of-center nonprofit organization that focuses on Latino-American social issues.
