Search results for ‘texas public policy foundation’


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    Texas Public Policy Foundation

    The Texas Public Policy Foundation is a conservative-leaning think tank based in Austin, TX. The organization was founded in 1987 and states its mission is to defend liberty, personal responsibility and free enterprise in Texas and across the United States.
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    Christian Community Foundation (WaterStone)

    The Christian Community Foundation, which operates as WaterStone, is a Christian donor-advised fund provider that functions as an intermediary between donors and causes aligned with Christian beliefs. 17 Founded in 1980, WaterStone currently manages over $545 million
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    The Mosque Foundation

    The Mosque Foundation is an Islamic religious organization that supports the prayer and religious practices of Muslims in the Chicago, Illinois area. It was originally known as the Mosque Foundation of Chicago.
  • For-profit

    Public Democracy

    Public Democracy is a corporation that develops data and artificial intelligence systems to help advance left-of-center interests like promoting “economic equity.” From 2022 to 2023, Public Democracy Inc has received $500,000 from George Soros’s Open Society Foundations.
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    Qatar Foundation International, LLC (QFI)

    Qatar Foundation International, LLC (QFI) is a United States-based member of the Doha-based and Qatari state-supported Qatar Foundation.
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    Qatar Foundation

    The Qatar Foundation for Education, Science, and Community Development (QF) is a Qatari government-supported 130
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    Emergent Order Foundation

    Emergent Order Foundation (EO Foundation) is a nonprofit creative studio that produces stories that promote individual dignity, thriving families and communities, civil discourse, and a culture of freedom. 170 Based in Austin, Texas, EO Foundation has produced dozens of films and series
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    Texas Scorecard (Citizens News Guild)

    Texas Scorecard (also known as Citizens News Guild and formerly the Empower Texans Foundation) is a nonprofit organization that intends to educate the public through its website, featuring investigative journalism and news reporting. Texas Scorecard reports on the advancement of self-governance in Texas from a pro-liberty right-of-center point of view.
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    Zakat Foundation of America

    The Zakat Foundation of America, also known simply as the Zakat Foundation, is a global Islamic charitable organization based in Bridgeview, Illinois, that offers aid to impoverished communities around the world. 204
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    Public Private Strategies Institute (PPSI)

    The Public Private Strategies Institute (PPSI) is a nonprofit that supports policies encouraging the government to provide greater support to small businesses in the United States, particularly those owned by racial minorities. Public Private Strategies (PPS) was founded in 2017 by Aspen Institute senior fellow
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    Public Rights Project (PRP)

    The Public Rights Project (PRP) is an activist group that attempts to embed left-of-center attorneys in local public law offices to pursue litigation using what PRP calls “affirmative litigation” to advance left-of-center policy goals.
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    Texas Tribune

    Texas Tribune Inc. is a Texas-based news organization that publishes news articles online and is the host of the annual Texas Tribune Festival. 278 Texas Tribune has a Climate Change series that reports on
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    Loud Hound Foundation

    The Loud Hound Foundation is a San Francisco-based left-of-center grantmaking foundation. 292 William Moritz is the president of the Loud Hound Foundation. His father, venture capital billionaire and Sequoia Capital director
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    Chrest Foundation

    The Chrest Foundation is an Irving, Texas-based private grantmaking foundation that serves as the giving vehicle for investors Jeff Jensen and Lou Anne King Jensen. The nonprofit supports causes such as left-leaning criminal justice policy, left-of-center environmental causes, and Turkish nonprofits.
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    NCSL Foundation for Legislators (NCSL Foundation)

    The NCSL Foundation for Legislators, also known as the NCSL Foundation, is the nonprofit foundation arm of the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL), a national association funded by the state and territorial legislatures of the United States. NCSL is officially nonpartisan and its executive committee is divided between
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    Latino Community Foundation

    The Latino Community Foundation is a private grantmaking foundation that funds organizations focused on the Latino community and its issues. Formerly an “affinity group” of United Way of the Bay Area and supporting organization of the San Francisco Foundation, the Latino Community Foundation became an independent, statewide organization
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    Our American Future Foundation (OAFF)

    Our American Future Foundation (OAFF) is a left-of-center advocacy group that was incorporated in October 2022. 345 It acquired a fiscal sponsorship initiative administered by the
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    Convention of States Foundation (COSF)

    The Convention of States Foundation (COSF) is an organization that seeks to limit the power of the federal government. COSF supports calling an Article V convention of states to propose new Constitutional amendments restrict the jurisdiction and power of the federal government in order to return power to American citizens.
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    Sills Family Foundation

    The Sills Family Foundation is a left-of-center private grantmaking foundation. The group focuses much of its grantmaking on liberal criminal justice policies, more permissive immigration policies, environmentalist issues, and other left-of-center priorities. It has expanded its giving to incorporate more members of the Sills family and has created a rapid
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    Edmund Burke Foundation

    The Edmund Burke Foundation (EBF) is a national-conservative research organization that traces Anglo-American conservative tradition from its earliest days up through the 20th century. 377 It is named for Edmund Burke, an 18th-century British