-
Non-profit
The Tory Burch Foundation was formed by Tory Burch in 2009. The Foundation develops and invests in programs that seek to support women-owned small businesses. 1
-
Non-profit
The Tow Center for Digital Journalism (TCDJ) is part of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and was initially endowed by the Tow Foundation with $5 million. 2
-
Non-profit
The Tow Foundation is a Connecticut-based private grantmaking foundation founded by Leonard and Claire Tow, who also founded the Century Communications Corporation, a cable television company. 19 The organization makes grants in the arts, medical
-
Non-profit
Toward Freedom is a newspaper formed in 1952 that seeks to analyze and discuss political and corporate abuses of power. 40
-
Non-profit
Towards Justice is a left-of-center law firm which specializes in representing immigrants, international workers, and other low-wage workers alleging wage theft, labor trafficking, and violations of antitrust laws. 41It was founded by attorney Alexander “Alex”
-
Non-profit
The Town Branch Foundation is a grantmaking foundation created and operated by Jim Walton, the youngest son of Walmart founder Sam Walton.
-
Non-profit
The Town Creek Foundation is a grantmaking organization that was formed in 1981 by Edmund Stanley. The organizations provides grants to support left-of-center changes to current environmental policy in Maryland. 63
-
Non-profit
The Town Hall Project was a left-of-center “social welfare” advocacy group that organized protests against “town hall” events held by Republican members of Congress, especially during the 115th Congress that met from 2017 through 2019.
-
Non-profit
Toxic Free North Carolina opposes the use of many major forms of pesticides used in agricultural production.
-
Non-profit
Toxics Action Center (operating under the name Community Action Works) is a left-of-center MASSPIRG-aligned environmental advocacy organization that coordinates activist campaigns and trains environmental activists to further left-leaning energy and environmental policies. Background Toxics Action Center originated as a community organizing group formed by MASSPIRG in 1987. The
-
Non-profit
Toxics Action Center Campaigns is the 501(c)(4) advocacy arm of Toxics Action Center, a 501(c)(3) policy research group affiliated with the U.S. Public Interest Reserach Group (US-PIRG).
-
Non-profit
The Toxics Information Project is a educational nonprofit working to spread awareness on toxins and other environmental issues through public meetings. It is a supporter of the Green New Deal and has opposed the use of zero carbon nuclear energy.
-
Non-profit
TRACTION (also known as TRACTION Community Action or TRACTION PNW) is a far-left transgender activist group operating in the Pacific Northwest. TRACTION supports “decolonizing gender,” a radical movement that claims that “transphobia” is a product of social systems imposed by European colonists to subjugate people. In addition to far-left gender
-
Non-profit
Training Resources for the Environmental Community (TREC) is a left-of-center nonprofit which provides leadership and activism training for professional environmentalists. The organization credits the Wilburforce Foundation as its major financial supporter,106 though it has also received major support
-
Non-profit
The Trans Housing Coalition (THC) is a left-wing, LGBTQ group focused on helping homeless Black transgender people in Atlanta, Georgia. 135 The organization began in 2019 as a grassroots crowdfunding project on GoFundMe titled the Homeless
-
Non-profit
The Trans Justice Funding Project is a left-wing, LGBTQ group focused on promoting gender dysphoria in the United States. 148 In 2020, it received a grant worth over “six figures” from Black Lives Matter
-
Non-profit
Trans Lifeline (legally known as Translifeline) is an organization that supports transgender individuals through a dedicated phone help line, microgrants, and social activism. The group takes a far-left stance on transgender issues and the alleged cause of anti-transgender sentiment, attributing it to racism, colonialism, and various forms of bigotry. Background
-
Non-profit
Trans Queer Pueblo is an immigration advocacy group based in Phoenix, Arizona that provides health and wellness services for migrants who identify as LGBT and transgender while providing gender transition and hormone therapy clinics. It also claims to offer programs that provide transgender exploration for migrant children.
-
Non-profit
Trans United is a left-of-center advocacy group for other pro-transgender organizations. It also endorses transgender-movement-aligned legislation and legislation to promote prostitution and other forms of “sex work.” Trans United has condemned left of-center transgender-interest groups which advocate for similar issues for insufficient commitment to intersectional left-progressivism. Criticism of LGBT-Interest Groups
-
Non-profit
Trans United Fund is a lobbying group that endorses transgender and pro-transgender-interests candidates for public office. Trans United Fund mainly makes endorsements of transgender candidates and candidates who promise to pass legislation supportive of transgender activism. Candidates are primarily endorsed for local elections, although the group has expressed the eventual
