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Legal Services NYC provides legal services to low-income individuals in New York City and New York state, and advocates for left-wing legal policies. The organization is based in Manhattan with offices in the other four boroughs of New York City. Legal Services NYC was founded with direct support from federal
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Legal Voice advocates for left-leaning abortion, social services, and health care policies in the northwest United States, including Alaska. The group has advocated for Medicaid coverage and unemployment insurance for illegal immigrants. 1 It has claimed
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Leland Fikes Foundation is a left-of-center grantmaking foundation based In Dallas, Texas that funds a variety of left-of-center advocacy groups in Texas and nationally. The foundation was founded in 1954 by Leland Fikes, a wealthy Texas oilman who died in 1966, and has since been operated by his descendants. The
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The Lenfest Foundation, established in 2000 and headquartered in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, is a charitable nonprofit organization dedicated to religious, educational, and other charitable philanthropy. As of 2022, the foundation’s executive director Wes Somerville, was committed to supporting initiatives aimed at improving educational opportunities, particularly for students who were either
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The Lenfest Institute for Journalism is a journalism-related nonprofit and grantmaking foundation most notable for being the owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer. The institute was founded by Gerry Lenfest, a Philadelphia-based former cable television executive who was among the largest grantmakers in the Philadelphia area. Lenfest was the most recent
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The Leon Levy Foundation is a private New York City-based grantmaking foundation created from the estate of hedge fund manager Leon Levy. It makes grants to Jewish causes, New York-based institutions, neuroscience research, and in support of archeological ventures. It also has a “human rights” portfolio that makes grants to
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The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust is a private grantmaking foundation which focuses on medical research, the environment, and education. The Trust has focused many of its projects in New York City, but has expanded to include the rest of the United States and some global initiatives
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The Leonard & Sophie Davis Fund is a private foundation making grants to left-of-center organizations associated with health, education, and Jewish philanthropy. 1 Alan Davis, the fund’s president, is
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The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation (LDF) was a left-of-center and environmentalist activist and grantmaking organization chaired by Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio that distributed grants totaling more than $100 million from 1998 until 2019.
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League of Education Voters Foundation is the associated charitable arm of League of Education Voters, a left-leaning advocacy group in Washington State.
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Lever for Change is a grantmaking organization affiliated with the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Since inception in 2019, the organization manages and promotes grantmaking competitions with minimum awards of $10 million each. Lever for Change works with donors to execute competitions and maintains a database to
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The Levi Strauss Foundation is a left-of-center grantmaking organization located in San Francisco California. It is the corporate philanthropic arm of Levi Strauss & Co., and it supports left-of-center groups who advocate for expanded immigration, LGBT interests, and other left-of-center social and advocacy causes.
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The Lewis Foundation is a private foundation primarily funded by its president Adam J. Lewis. 1 Adam Lewis is the son of the late billionaire Peter B. Lewis, the former
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The LGBTQ Poverty Initiative is a center-left research and advocacy group that publishes on gay and lesbian issues. The Initiative was initially formed and staffed by The Vaid Group, a for-profit consulting firm.
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The LGBTQ Victory Institute, also known as the Victory Institute, is a nonpartisan organization that trains LGBTQ candidates and campaign staffers on how to run for political office and how to build a political campaign infrastructure. It is the sister organization of the LGBTQ Victory Fund, which is a
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Liberation Ventures (LV) is a fiscally sponsored project of PolicyLink that gives grants to nonprofits that promote race-based reparations in the United States. LV primarily focuses on encouraging cultural change but seeks the eventual enactment of reparations policies at the federal level. Goals According to Liberation Ventures, the United
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The Libertas Institute is a non-partisan public policy think tank that advocates for free markets, individual freedom, and limited government in Utah. The institute was founded in 2011 and produces educational resources and policy proposals focused primarily on state and local laws and policies.
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Liberty Alliance USA advocates for right-of-center policy changes in Missouri relating to health care, taxes, and environmentalism, notably opposing the Green New Deal. 1 Liberty Alliance’s current projects include an interactive Woke Heat
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Liberty Counsel is a conservative legal group that focuses on defending religious liberty. 1 It has also
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The Liberty Foundation of America (Liberty Foundation) is an organization that advocates for personal liberty and state primacy, especially as it relates to national public policy. The Liberty Foundation works with other like-minded state-level entities to share research, educate the public and lawmakers, and empower elected officials in support of competitive
