Grants Database
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Year
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Programs
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Amount
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Location
Higher Learning Advocates
To create and disseminate federal policy recommendations to increase low-income student access and success at selective universities, with a focus on public universities
$100,000
Hopewell Fund
To support the Economic Security Project's state and federal advocacy for emergency stimulus payments to individuals and EITC expansion
$125,000
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
To support immigrant civic engagement and the New Americans Democracy Project
$150,000
Illinois Environmental Council Education Fund
For continued support of clean energy and carbon pollution reduction education and outreach efforts
$300,000
Illinois PIRG Education Fund
To support its work on voter registration modernization and an increase to expand its college civic engagement program
$200,000
Innovation Ohio Education Fund
To support policy development by the Ohio Mayors' Alliance
$150,000
Institute for Nonprofit News
To support higher education coverage in the upper Midwest through a partnership with Crain's
$150,000
Ithaka Harbors Inc.
To develop and promote federal policy to increase low-income student access in selective higher education
$190,000
Kids First Chicago for Education
To fund policy development, advocacy, and parent organizing around high-quality schools in every Chicago neighborhood
$225,000
Latino Policy Forum
To develop and advocate for policies aimed at increasing college and career readiness for Latino students
$425,000
League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund
To support its election policy, voter education, and redistricting work
$150,000
League of Women Voters of Wisconsin Inc
To support collaborative work to defend voting rights and increase access to the ballot and to educate and advocate for redistricting reform
$140,000
Michigan Environmental Council
For Advancing Energy Solutions to the Climate Challenge and Protecting the Waters of the Great Lakes
$260,000
Michigan Nonprofit Association
To support community engagement in Michigan's first ever Independent Redistricting Commission process in 2021 built upon the 2019-2020 statewide census engagement coalition
$250,000