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Non-profit
United Way of the Plains is a local chapter of United Way Worldwide operating in south-central Kansas. It raises funds, provides direct services, advocates for public policies, and awards grants to organizations and programs associated with health, education, and financial stability. Background The United Way movement began in 1887
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Non-profit
The United Philanthropy Forum is a national association of grantmakers that grew out of the Forum of Regional Association of Grantmakers, an initiative of the Council on Foundations. 1 UPF provides a
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Non-profit
Girl Scouts of the United States of America (GSUSA) is an organization for girls that has traditionally emphasized service, interaction with the outdoors, and self-reliance. 1 Since
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Labor Union
The Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW) is a membership organization of women from various labor unions. The organization was founded in the 1970s to promote the feminist movement within organized labor and continues to promote “workplace affirmative action” policies along with other left-leaning gender policies in the United States.
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Non-profit
United States Common Sense (USCS) (formerly California Common Sense) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit policy organization that advocates for government transparency. USCS collects data from local and state governments and develops policy recommendations based on its data analysis in an effort to educate the public about government finances.
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Non-profit
Restaurant Workers’ Community Foundation (RWCF) is a left-of-center advocacy organization which allocates funds to left-progressive organizations that focus on workers within the restaurant industry. It aims to change how the industry operates by unionizing workers and advocating for restaurant workers’ interests under labor law.
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Non-profit
United Way of Greater Los Angeles (UWLA) is a local chapter of United Way Worldwide, which was the largest philanthropic organization in the world until 2016. 1 The organization
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Government Agency
This profile contains Biden Administration nominations and appointments made at the U.S. Department of Labor. Nominations and Appointments Deborah Greenfield was Senior Advisor at the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy until 2022.
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Non-profit
United National Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) is a Native American youth development organization that has connections to multiple left-of-center organizations. UNITY is based in Arizona, but it has over 320 local councils in 36 states. UNITY supports programs aimed at improving the mental and physical health of Native youth, spreading
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Non-profit
Summit Community Institute is a left-of-center conservation, education, and arts-focused organization. It is a project of the New Venture Fund (NVF), a Washington, D.C.-based left-of-center pass-through funding and fiscal sponsorship nonprofit. NVF is managed by Arabella Advisors, a consulting firm that controls a multi-billion-dollar “dark money” network in support of
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Non-profit
The Community Resource Hub for Safety and Accountability (CRHSA) is an activist group which promotes left-of-center law enforcement and criminal justice policies. The Hub’s main priority is pressuring local governments to cut funding for police departments and reduce the presence of law enforcement in the communities whose interests the CRHSA
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Labor Union
Laborers International Union of North America Local 223 (Laborers Local 223) is a construction union located in Dorchester, Massachusetts.1 It is an affiliate of the Laborers International Union of North America (LiUNA) and is notable for being
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Labor Union
United Teachers of New Orleans is a teacher union for employees of the New Orleans public school system. 1 United Teachers of New Orleans represents teachers, paraprofessionals, and other public school employees. The union has advocated
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Non-profit
The Insight Center for Community Economic Development (Insight Center) is a left-progressive research center based in Oakland, California that promotes left-of-center racial and economic policies. The Insight Center has advocated for policies including a universal basic income, an increased minimum wage, and heavy regulation of private enterprise, especially in real
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Non-profit
The Labor Community Strategy Center (LCSC) is a radical-left organizing group based in Los Angeles. Eric Mann, a radical-left activist who has been a member of several communist organizations, helped to start LCSC in 1989 and remains its director today.
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Non-profit
Living United for Change in Arizona (LUCHA) is a left-of-center political advocacy organization, which mainly advocates and lobbies for increases to the Arizona minimum wage and legislation that restricts and regulates the flexibility of labor for Arizona employers. The group also campaigns for liberal expansionist immigration policy. LUCHA has also
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Non-profit
The United Workers Association (UWA) is a labor-union-aligned worker center and environmentalist pressure group based in Baltimore, Maryland that promotes left-of-center labor and environmental policy. 1 In 2002, a group of homeless men
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Other Group
The Wayne State University Labor Studies Center is a state university division that trains labor union activists and advocates labor-union-aligned employment policy. It was established in 1966 and helped train more than 4,000 union members, union leaders and activists.
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Non-profit
The Center for Labor Research and Education, also called the Labor Center, is a program of the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE), based at the University of California, Berkeley. It works with labor unions to push policy programs.
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Political Party/527
Community Change Voters (CCV) is a left-of-center Super PAC affiliated with the Center for Community Change (CCC) and the Center for Community Change Action (CCCA). Formed in 2016, the PAC has spent over $7 million in federal elections to support Democratic candidates and oppose Republicans.
