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A Continuous Charity, also known as A Continuous Charity Foundation, is a left-of-center organization that distributes funds to Muslim students across the United States. Funds provided to students are interest-free loans, distributed based on what the Foundation characterizes as the “merit, need, community involvement, Islamic awareness, and location,” of the
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A is For is a New York City-based pro-abortion rights advocacy group that also collects donations for other pro-abortion non-profits. 1 Most of its key members are prominent entertainers involved in Broadway and the
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A New Missouri, Inc. is a political advocacy group that was formed by supporters and former campaign staff of then-Missouri Governor Eric Greitens (R) in 2017.
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A New Way of Life is a Los Angeles, California-based nonprofit that works on providing services to formerly incarcerated women. The organization focuses on providing safe housing to women who have recently been released from prison and helping them get their lives in order so they can reenter society and
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A Wider Bridge (AWB) is a left-of-center nonprofit that focuses on promoting Jewish-oriented pro-LGBT policies related to Israel, including full state recognition of same-sex marriages in the country. The organization also opposes “demonizing and delegitimizing Israel,” promoting “constructive engagement” with the state it calls “the most important project of Jewish
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The A. Phillip Randolph Educational Fund (APREF) is a nonprofit organized to support the actions and goals of the larger A. Phillip Randolph Institute, which serves as an outreach group to African Americans on behalf of the AFL-CIO and organized labor unions generally. Political Activities While ostensibly an
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The A. Philip Randolph Institute (APRI) is a 501(c)(3) “constituency group” of the AFL-CIO for African-American union members. APRI was founded in 1965, and advocates for the agenda of the AFL-CIO at the state and federal level, using litigation and legislative pressure. Organization Overview The A. Philip Randolph Institute
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The A.J. Fletcher Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports various colleges and educational charities in North Carolina. The organization also funds certain left-of-center advocacy organizations. While the A.J. Fletcher Foundation claims to mainly support The Fletcher Academy, a private school in North Carolina, and various charities, the organization gives
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The A.J. Muste Memorial Institute is a grantmaking and sponsorship organization that supports left-wing activist groups, both in the United States and internationally. Founded by members of the War Resisters League, it is named for Abraham Johannes Muste, an early 20th century pacifist, labor organizer, and civil rights activist. The
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The A3 Research Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that researches ways to implement atheist, environmentalist, and social justice principles.
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The AAPIP is a left-of-center 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization composed of Asian American and Pacific Island communities in order to enact social change.
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The Aaron and Martha Schecter Private Foundation (also known as SHIFT) makes grants to left-of-center organizations. The Foundation founded in June 1982 in Hollywood, Florida by the family of Aaron Schecter, a Florida property developer with left-of-center political leanings.
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AARP, formerly the American Association of Retired Persons, is a lobbying group that engages in lobbying at the state, local, and federal level on a range of issues affecting older adults. AARP also has extensive business interests, including in health insurance and brand licensing.
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The AARP Foundation is the charitable, education, and litigation arm the left-leaning special interest and lobbying group AARP. In 2017, the AARP Foundation received more than $90 million in federal grant money.
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The AASA, the School Superintendents Association is a non-profit organization that focuses on providing leadership training for educators, developing programs that promote left-of-center talking points on “educational equity,” and holds an annual education conference.
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The Fund for Justice and Education (FJE) is a subsidiary organization of the American Bar Association (ABA). Formed as an entity that would allow the ABA to raise funds from public and private organizations, as well as individuals, the FJE funds and runs various special projects for the ABA,
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The Abelard Foundation is a left-of-center family foundation created by Albert B. Wells and funded with profits from the American Optical Company in 1958. 1 The Foundation makes grants to left-of-center nonprofit start-up organizations that seek to build
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The Abell Foundation is a left-of-center private grantmaking organization operating in the state of Maryland with a focus on the city of Baltimore. The Foundation focuses on “concentrated poverty” distributing grants on issues ranging from education to environmentalism. Its president, Robert C. Embry, Jr., is a former liberal elected official
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ABFE is a left-of-center philanthropic organization that promotes grantmaking in black communities. The organization includes a coalition of grantmaking organizations, individual donors, and other nonprofits that work to improve conditions in African-American communities.1 The organization began
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The Abigail Adams Institute is a conservative-leaning education nonprofit that provides academic programming for Harvard and other Boston-area university students as well as young professionals in Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts. 1 It is named
