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Social Finance is a Boston-based nonprofit organization that encourages the efficient use of philanthropic and government funds through its consulting services and by managing numerous charitable funds, donor-advised funds (DAFs), and other philanthropic programs. Social Finance’s structural model is based on an organization originally founded in the United Kingdom, Social
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The Social Good Fund is a left-of-center nonprofit organization and donor-advised fund provider that fiscally sponsors numerous left-of-center activist and public policy advocacy organizations, including the Climate Disobedience Center and the Marsha P. Johnson Institute. While the fund generates nearly $80 million in annual revenue with $69 million in total assets,
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Social Good Labs is a San Francisco-based 28 incubator of for-profit and nonprofit startups aligned with its mission to use technology to improve the world.
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Social Impact Commons is a network of fiscal sponsors, sponsored projects, and funders that seeks to advance left-of-center nonprofit causes through increasing access to fiscal sponsorship for more organizations. 40 Several of
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The Social Impact Fund (SIF) is a left-of-center grantmaking organization and activism incubator backed by film and television actors and other wealthy entertainment industry players. SIF identifies “removing the common administrative burdens” to philanthropy as one of its main objectives, and it promises “discretion” to its donors and supporters, touting
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The Social Justice Film Institute (SJFI) is a nonprofit film production organization based in Seattle, Washington. 61 SJFI produces short and full-length films, as well as documentaries that tell stories of alleged racial injustices
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The Social Justice Fund Northwest (also styled Social Justice Fund NW) is a funder of left-of-center activism and advocacy projects in the states of Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming initially founded in 1978 as “A Territory Resource” (ATR). The group developed a model of left-wing activist organizing-fundraising known as
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Social Justice Leadership (SJL) was a left-of-center political organization that existed to train and mobilize activists throughout the United States. Its website was shut down some time after February 2014 and the organization stated that it merged with the Center for Progressive Leadership in February 2012.
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Social Offset is a nonprofit organization that facilitates charitable donations to left-leaning organizations to “offset” incidental financial contributions to events, organizations, or states that do not endorse left-of-center ideologies and causes. Social Offset describes its method as “like carbon offset but for your values.”
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Social Progress Imperative is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit which uses data to measure what it calls social progress. 105 The group argues that nations should focus more on left-of-center
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The Social Science Research Council is a U.S.-based independent nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing research in the social sciences and related disciplines.
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Social Security Works is a social welfare organization that lobbies for left-of-center policy reforms related to Social Security. It is the convening member of the Strengthen Social Security Coalition, a network of left-progressive groups advocating expansions of welfare programs.
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Social Security Works Education Fund is the charitable affiliate of Social Security Works, an organization that advocates for left-of-center policy reforms related to Social Security. Activities Social Security Works Education Fund fiscally sponsors Masks for America, an initiative that funds, acquires, and delivers N95 masks to healthcare workers as
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Social Venture Circle promoted left-of-center views on the economy and business. It focused on providing peer networks to work with business leaders and impact investing to promote social entrepreneurship ventures.
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Social Venture Network (SVN) is a now-defunct advocacy group that sought to persuade businesses to adopt left-of-center social and environmental policies. During its years of operation, SVN incubated a variety of other so-called social venture organizations, or groups devoted to promoting progressive politics within the business community.
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Social Venture Partners is an organization which connects donors and nonprofits with the goal of bringing social change to the United States.
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The Socialist Rifle Association (SRA) is a left-of-center firearms advocacy group that claims to promote “a supportive and inclusive community… [that can] rebuff against reactionary right wing firearms culture.” 158 According to its website, the SRA consists
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The Society for Community Strengthening and Promotion of Education, Balochistan (SCSPEB) is a Pakistan-based non-governmental organization (NGO) that advocates for promoting increased access to education for women and girls within their communities.
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The Society for Evidence Based Gender Medicine (SEGM) is a medical research society that promotes critical analysis of medicalized care for youths with gender dysphoria. It argues that medicalized treatment, including cross-sex hormones, puberty blockers, and gender-reassignment surgery lack rigorous scientific evidence. It pays for research on these issues, hosts
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The Society for Girls is a progressive organization which promotes women’s empowerment in the United States.
