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The Kovner Foundation is the philanthropic vehicle of Bruce Kovner, founder of the Caxton Corporation hedge fund. Kovner, who has been a trustee of the American Enterprise Institute since 1989, was chairman of the AEI board from 2002-08, and has been a trustee of the Manhattan Institute and
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The KR Foundation is a private philanthropic organization based in Copenhagen, Denmark that gives grants to nonprofits dedicated to putting an end to the use of conventional energy, notably including 350.org.
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The Krehbiel Family Foundation is a private grantmaking organization based in Chicago, Illinois that has been a donor to left leaning climate policy advocacy groups. In 2022 Krehbiel gave $50,000 to the Natural Resources Defense Council, $50,000 to the Environmental Integrity Project and $20,000 to Protect Our
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The Kresge Foundation is a left-of-center advocacy-philanthropic organization based in Troy, Michigan. The organization funds left-of-center and liberal organizations which support causes such as illegal immigration, aggressive environmentalism, and race issues. The organization holds almost $4 billion in assets, making it one of the largest private foundations in the country;
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Krupp Family Foundation is a Boston, Massachusetts-based private foundation that supports various left-of-center causes, the arts, and organizations working on food insecurity. Founded in 1995 by real estate and finance mogul George Krupp and his wife Lizbet, the foundation also awards grants to a number of Jewish cultural organizations in
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Ktown for All is a left-progressive activist organization operating in the historically Korean-American Koreatown neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. The group, which claims to mainly rely on volunteers, provides services and support to the homeless, whom it refers to as “the unhoused.”
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The Kyle Jean-Baptiste Foundation is a community-based organization which provides opportunities in the performing arts for youth in order to foster learning and mental health. 1
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La Defensa is a far-to-radical-left policy advocacy organization that supports all available means to reduce the number of incarcerated people in Los Angeles County including defunding the police. It is a fiscally sponsored project of Tides Advocacy, a passthrough funding and fiscal sponsorship organization. La Defensa advocates for policies
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For more information on La Familia Latina Unida, see Centro Sin Fronteras (Nonprofit) La Familia Latina Unida (“The United Latin Family”) is a Chicago, Illinois-based 501(c)(4) illegal immigration advocacy organization formed in 2001 by Elvira Arellano, an activist for immigrants living illegally in the United States. The organization
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La Salle Adams Fund is a private foundation associated with Adams Funds, an investment firm, that supports left-of-center advocacy groups, especially environmentalist groups. Background The La Salle Adams Fund is a corporate foundation in New York, NY, associated with Adams Funds, an investment firm.
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Labor and Working-Class History Association (LAWCHA) is an organization of labor union-friendly and radical-left “historians, labor educators, and working-class activists” involved in the study of and advocacy for the labor union movement and working-class organizing. It is housed within Duke University.
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Labor Campaign for Single Payer is a union-funded socialized medicine group.
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The Labor Community Strategy Center (LCSC) is a radical-left organizing group based in Los Angeles. Eric Mann, a radical-left activist who has been a member of several communist organizations, helped to start LCSC in 1989 and remains its director today.
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The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) is a non-profit organization advocating for Latino workers and unions.1
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The Labor Heritage Foundation is a non-profit organization which preserves and disseminates information and artifacts about the labor history of the United States.
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Labor Innovations for the 21st Century (LIFT Fund) was founded under the direction of the late former AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka to support organized labor’s efforts to bring non-union-controlled worker groups across the country under the influence and eventual control of the AFL-CIO and its member unions.
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Labor Notes is a non-profit grassroots labor organization that seeks to create unity between labor unions and smaller groups.1
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Labor Project for Working Families is a coalition of labor unions and left-progressive groups that campaigns for paid leave mandates.
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The Labor Research Association is a left-wing labor statistics bureau that was founded in 1927.1
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Labor-Religion Coalition of New York State is an organization that supports programs that focus on providing food, housing, healthcare, and legal protection to people living in New York City. 1 The organization signed a
