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Non-profit
The Loud Hound Foundation is a San Francisco-based left-of-center grantmaking foundation. 1 William Moritz is the president of the Loud Hound Foundation. His father, venture capital billionaire and Sequoia Capital director
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Non-profit
The World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) is a non-profit medical advocacy group made up of of doctors that standardizes medical practices concerning treatments for gender dysphoria, which the organization previously termed gender identity disorder. WPATH’s recommendations, as most recently updated in 2022’s Eighth Edition of the Standards of
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Labor Union
Teamster Local 63 is a local labor union and affiliate of the left-of-center International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) located in Southern California. The union claims to represent over 16,000 employees in a variety of different industries throughout southern California, with the union’s geographic region extending from central California to
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Non-profit
Say Yes to Education was a nonprofit organization focused on increasing high-school and post-secondary graduation rates for urban youth by providing student support services from kindergarten through high school and post-secondary scholarships to eligible students. It was formed in 1987 by hedge fund manager George Weiss.
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Non-profit
Redefining Progress was a left-of-center public policy organization based in Oakland, California, that described itself as seeking allegedly market-based solutions for environmental issues. Redefining Progress called for stopping global warming through carbon taxes, auctioning emissions permits, and securing multinational treaties on emissions. The organization called for ending the exploration for
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Other Group
The Louisiana Illuminator is a left-of-center news website with a focus on Louisiana state-level politics. The website is a part of the left-of-center States Newsroom, a network of left-of-center state-focused news outlets initially supported by the Hopewell Fund.
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Other Group
The Kentucky Lantern is a left-of-center news website with a focus on Kentucky state-level politics. The website is a part of States Newsroom, a network of left-of-center state-focused news outlets initially supported by the Hopewell Fund.
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Non-profit
Zg Foundation is a left-of-center private foundation based in East Hanover, New Jersey. Its giving focuses on combatting climate change and other environmental challenges. Grantees are large organizations conducting dozens of projects in both the United States and abroad ostensibly to halt the progression of warming and to assist populations
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Non-profit
The Tortuga Foundation is the grantmaking foundation of the Livingston family. Though Tortuga primarily contributes to conservation groups, it gives grants to organizations that advocate for left-of-center policies, including the Environmental Integrity Project, the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, and Planned Parenthood.
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Non-profit
All by April is a coalition of left-of-center foundations, nonprofit grantmakers, and individual donors that have committed to making “election-related gifts” early in the 2024 election cycle, in order to fund efforts to “help recruit poll workers, organize nonpartisan voter registration drives, support local election officials, and work to ensure
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Non-profit
Foot Soldiers Park is a nonprofit organization that is soliciting donations in support of its plans to develop a park to memorialize events that took place during the civil rights movement in Selma, Alabama.
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Person
Brennan Bilberry is a partner at law firm Fairmark Partners. He was a spokesman for the campaign of former governor of Virginia Terry McAuliffe (D). As of 2024, Bilberry is the registered legal agent of Our American Future Foundation (OAFF), a 501(c)(3) left-of-center advocacy group that was incorporated
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Non-profit
The Brooklyn Arts Council is a New York City-based nonprofit that specializes in funding and supporting the arts in Brooklyn. While the group does mostly fund artists, it does occasionally fund activist groups that produce arts such as a 2021 mural painted by the left-of-center criminal justice policy group
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Non-profit
The Hmong American Partnership is a Hmong-community-focused, critical race theory-aligned civic organization in Saint Paul, Minnesota, that provides immigrants and refugees with classes, counseling, job training, and financial aid programs. Background In August 1990, the Hmong American Partnership was founded as a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Initially,
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Non-profit
The Bezos Family Foundation (BFF) is a nonprofit grantmaking foundation based in Seattle, Washington founded in 2000. 1
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Other Group
Shift is a consulting and advisory firm based in London that uses design principles to help clients and nonprofit organizations accomplish social goals, including tackling problems surrounding childhood, food security, financial wellbeing, mental health, and COVID-19.
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Non-profit
Seeding Justice (formerly known as the McKenzie River Gathering Foundation) is a far-left grantmaking foundation based in Portland. The organization funds far-left advocacy groups engaged in a wide range of causes including immigration, climate change, LGBT, racial justice, Native American communities, anti-war activism, and abortion access. Seeding Justice considers the
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Person
Susan Pritzker is a philanthropist, feminist, and political activist focused on left-of-center issues and redistribution of wealth. She married Nicholas Pritzker, a member of the family that started Hyatt Hotels Corporation and one of America’s richest families, and has spent over 45 years involved in philanthropy and activism. In
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For-profit
NextEra Energy is the world’s largest utility company. It has a presence in 49 states and four Canadian provinces. 1 It has two principal business interests, Florida Power & Light Company and NextEra Energy Resources.
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Person
Tricia Raikes is the co-founder with her husband, Jeff Raikes, of two left-of-center charitable organizations, the Raikes Foundation and Giving Compass Network. 1
