Non-profits (Page 235)


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    One Fair Wage Action

    One Fair Wage Action is the lobbying arm of One Fair Wage, a left-of-center organization that advocates for minimum wage issues, especially ending the “tip credit” that allows employers to credit employees’ tips toward meeting the statutory minimum wage.
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    One for Democracy

    One for Democracy is a collaboration of philanthropists and donor advisors established to influence the outcome of the November 2020 election. Started by former hedge fund manager Mike Novogratz, the group asks its donors to pledge 1 percent of their net worth to the organization so that it may distribute
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    One Girl

    One Girl Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization in New York City which advocates for women’s issues.1
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    One Illinois

    For more on this organization, see One Illinois Media. One Illinois is a left-leaning news website.
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    One Illinois Media

    One Illinois Media is a left-of-center nonprofit journalism project focused on Illinois. The project has taken six-figure funding from the Illinois Education Association government worker labor union,
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    One Iowa

    One Iowa (sometimes styled One 1owa) is a left-of-center LGBT-interests advocacy group that originally focused on campaigning for the state recognition of same-sex marriage in Iowa, but since 2012 has shifted its focus to a broader set of issues involving LGBT Iowans, including health care policy, corporate practices, and elder
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    One Iowa Education Fund

    One Iowa Education Fund is a left-progressive 501(c)(3) organization which advocates for LGBT issues in Iowa.1
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    One Nation

    One Nation (formerly Alliance for America’s Future) advocates for legislation and policies that support economic growth, limited and accountable government, and strong national security. 1 The group is aligned with the Republican Party. Activities One Nation’s
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    One Pennsylvania

    One Pennsylvania (or OnePA) is a left-of-center activist group associated with the Service Employees International Union (SEIU). Its president, Gabe Morgan, is a vice president of 32BJ, an SEIU local union active throughout the northeastern United States; its executive director, Erin Kramer, is also a career SEIU organizer.
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    One People’s Project

    One People’s Project is a far-left research and media organization led by activist Daryle Lamont Jenkins that aims to keep watch on what it deems fascist activity. Its website’s “merch” section has Antifa beanies for sale, and its news website Idavox reports on street battles between Antifa and other activists.
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    One Step A La Vez

    One Step A La Vez is a left-of-center community organization that hosts after-school programming and other programs for at-risk youth in Fillmore, California. The group’s programs, in addition to after-school programs, include behavioral health outreach and engagement, violence prevention, and intervention services. The group also conducts advocacy on left-of-center political
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    One Wisconsin Now

    One Wisconsin Now is a liberal issue advocacy group based in Madison, Wisconsin. Founded in 2007, One Wisconsin Now focuses on state politics and policies, but also branches out into federal policies with national projects such as its “I Am a Student Loan Voter” project calling for taxpayers to forgive
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    One Wisconsin Now Institute

    One Wisconsin Now Institute (also known as Institute for One Wisconsin) is the charitable counterpart of One Wisconsin Now, a liberal issue-advocacy organization also based in Madison, Wisconsin. Programs The Institute focuses on voter rights initiatives and expanding access to the polls in Wisconsin.
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    OneAmerica Foundation

    OneAmerica lobbies and organizes for left-of-center causes, focusing on immigrant rights, including illegal immigrants in the United States. OneAmerica has shaped national policy on racial profiling and opposes deportation while it supports the acquisition of college financial aid,
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    OneVoice Movement

    OneVoice Movement is a project of the Peaceworks Foundation, a nonprofit founded to support a two-state solution to the Israeli and Palestinian conflict. Originally operating in the United States, it has expanded to Europe and the Middle East, with one division in each Israel and Palestinian territories.
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    ONGIL-MC

    The Oil & Natural Gas Industry Labor-Management Committee (ONGIL-MC) is an association of labor unions with members who work in the oil and gas industry.1
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    Online News Association

    The Online News Association is a professional membership association for individual internet-based journalists. The organization was formed in the late 1990s shortly after the advent of the online news industry and, like other journalism-related organizations, promotes a variety of left-of-center ideologies and is funded by major left-of-center grantmaking foundations. The
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    Onward Together

    Onward Together is a political fundraising organization established by former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the wake of her loss to President Donald Trump in the 2016 election. The 501(c)(4) organization receives anonymous donations, and distributes the majority of that money to a small number of partner
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    Open Collective Foundation (OCF)

    Open Collective Foundation (OCF) is an incubator for left-wing advocacy projects in the United States. The foundation provides administrative support, fundraising tools, and assistance with securing nonprofit status to new and growing activist groups, taking a percentage of all donations and grants. OCF claims to be a fiscal sponsor for
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    Open Democracy

    Open Democracy (also known as the Coalition for Open Democracy) is a left-of-center New Hampshire-based organization that advocates the heavier regulation of election-related speech activity in the state of New Hampshire and at the federal level. Background The Coalition for Open Democracy was founded in 1977 by a group of