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Economic Security Project

Name: Economic Security Project grants, 2022–2024
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License: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organization-public-disclosure-and-availability-requirements

A grantmaking public charity (files IRS Form 990, Schedule I). Charities like this often run real grant programs with application cycles.

109
grants reported: $5.4M
total given: 2022–2024
filing years: $40,000
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2022–2024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

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Top recipients

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Community Change2 grants · $305,000
The Vanderbilt University1 grant · $222,000
Maine Equal Justice2 grants · $208,000
Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center3 grants · $186,000
Open Markets Institute2 grants · $170,000
Hopewell Fund1 grant · $145,000
Fight for the Future Education Fund2 grants · $130,000
Dc Fiscal Policy Institute2 grants · $127,000
Oregon Center for Public Policy3 grants · $126,400
Washington State Budget & Policy Center2 grants · $125,000

Giving over time

$1.7M

2022

$2.1M

2023

$1.6M

2024

Grant history

The 100 largest of 109 grants.

$222,000
The Vanderbilt University · Nashville, TN · 2024
General support
$180,000
Community Change · Washington, DC · 2024
General support
$145,000
Hopewell Fund · Washington, DC · 2022
Hiring and onboarding at least 10 youtube, instagram and/or tiktok creators to generate 501(c)(3) compliant educational content in response to the substantive prompts to be created in the course of this collaboration.
$140,000
Open Markets Institute · Washington, DC · 2023
General support
$125,000
Community Change · Washington, DC · 2023
General support
$115,300
Georgia Resilience and Opportunity Fund · Atlanta, GA · 2023
General support
$108,000
Maine Equal Justice · Augusta, ME · 2023
General support
$105,600
The New York Immigration Coalition · New York, NY · 2023
General support
$105,000
I-Mak · Lewes, DE · 2023
General support
$100,000
Maine Equal Justice · Augusta, ME · 2022
Maine equal justice requests support to increase income supports and to lay the groundwork for more guaranteed income.
$100,000
Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center · Boston, MA · 2022
The moment to advance toward a universal basic income is now.
$100,000
Springboard To Opportunities · Jackson, MS · 2022
Contribution
$96,250
Pci - Progressive Change Institute C3 · Washington, DC · 2023
General support
$80,000
Fight for the Future Education Fund · Boston, MA · 2023
General support
$80,000
Align the Alliance for a Greater New York · New York, NY · 2022
Align collaborates with local communities and labor to build towards our vision for community-controlled economic development in new york state.
$80,000
Appeal · Buffalo, NY · 2022
Academic research grant answering the following questions "how did gilded age and progressive era contests over the right to organize a union condition contests over the right to organize commodity markets?
$77,000
Dc Fiscal Policy Institute · Washington, DC · 2023
General support
$75,000
Colorado Fiscal Institute · Denver, CO · 2024
General support
$75,000
Kc Tenants · Kansas City, MO · 2024
General support
$75,000
The Franklin & Eleanor Roosevelt Institute · New York, NY · 2024
General support
$75,000
Tides Center · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
General support
$75,000
Policylink · Oakland, CA · 2023
General support
$75,000
American Economic Liberties Project · Washington, DC · 2022
The consumer financial protection bureaus (cfpb) aim is to make consumer financial markets work for consumers, responsible providers, and the economy as a whole and protect consumers from unfair, deceptive, or abusive p… read allThe consumer financial protection bureaus (cfpb) aim is to make consumer financial markets work for consumers, responsible providers, and the economy as a whole and protect consumers from unfair, deceptive, or abusive practices and take action against companies that break the law. less
$75,000
New York Immigration Coalition · New York, NY · 2022
While the eitc and child tax credit already provide important support for immigrant families who have weathered disproportionate disruption and economic hardship during the pandemic, they still need expanded eligibility… read allWhile the eitc and child tax credit already provide important support for immigrant families who have weathered disproportionate disruption and economic hardship during the pandemic, they still need expanded eligibility and increased implementation education. less
$70,444
University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2022
Two grants - (1) the aim of the project is to better understand how pricing algorithms are effecting online competition, especially with respect to market structure, industry concentration, price dispersion, and price l… read allTwo grants - (1) the aim of the project is to better understand how pricing algorithms are effecting online competition, especially with respect to market structure, industry concentration, price dispersion, and price levels. less
$66,000
Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center · Boston, MA · 2023
General support
$65,000
Coalition for Green Capital · Washington, DC · 2024
General support
$65,000
Maine Peoples Resource Center · Portland, ME · 2024
General support
$65,000
Social Good Fund · Richmond, CA · 2024
General support
$65,000
Washington State Budget & Policy Center · Seattle, WA · 2023
General support
$60,700
Yale University · New Haven, CT · 2023
General support
$60,000
Progressive Change Institute · Washington, DC · 2024
General support
$60,000
Cash Campaign of Maryland · Baltimore, MD · 2023
General support
$60,000
University of Utah · Salt Lake City, UT · 2023
General support
$60,000
Washington State Budget & Policy Center · Seattle, WA · 2022
The washington state budget & policy center is a statewide research and policy organization working on state policy changes that promotes economic security, racial equity, and community well-being. Poverty action builds… read allThe washington state budget & policy center is a statewide research and policy organization working on state policy changes that promotes economic security, racial equity, and community well-being. Poverty action builds grassroots power to end causes of poverty and create opportunities for everyone to prosper. less
$55,000
Dc Fiscal Policy Institute · Washington, DC · 2022
The dc fiscal policy institute (dcfpi) seeks funding
$55,000
Public Assets Institute · Montpelier, VT · 2022
Public assets institute, in coalition with hunger free vermont, vermont legal aid, voices for vermonts children, and migrant justice, is launching a campaign to expand vermonts earned income tax credit (eitc) and child … read allPublic assets institute, in coalition with hunger free vermont, vermont legal aid, voices for vermonts children, and migrant justice, is launching a campaign to expand vermonts earned income tax credit (eitc) and child tax credit (ctc). less
$54,500
Fractured Atlas · Hartsdale, NY · 2022
Fmc is a leading voice at the intersection of music and antimonopoly, through engagement with the relevant federal agencies and congress, and by activating allies in music and in the broader arts sector.
$50,000
Center for Community Stewardship · Madison, WI · 2024
General support
$50,000
Citizens Utility Board of Ohio · Columbus, OH · 2024
General support
$50,000
Dc Fiscal Policy Institute · Washington, DC · 2024
General support
$50,000
Oregon Center for Public Policy · Portland, OR · 2024
General support
$50,000
Asset Funders Network · Chicago, IL · 2023
General support
$50,000
Institute for Local Self-Reliance · Minneapolis, MN · 2023
General support
$50,000
Towards Justice of Colorado · Denver, CO · 2023
General support
$50,000
US Pirg Education Fund · Washington, DC · 2023
General support
$50,000
Fight for the Future Education Fund · Boston, MA · 2022
Fight for the future education fund seeks $50,000 in funding from the economic security projects anti-monopoly fund in order to scale up our public education efforts at a critical juncture in the fight to rein in big te… read allFight for the future education fund seeks $50,000 in funding from the economic security projects anti-monopoly fund in order to scale up our public education efforts at a critical juncture in the fight to rein in big tech. less
$50,000
Income Movement Foundation · Portland, OR · 2022
This grant is to support income movement in the first phase of our strategic movement building program, to bring together key members from across the existing movement to define roles, identify existing efforts, gaps an… read allThis grant is to support income movement in the first phase of our strategic movement building program, to bring together key members from across the existing movement to define roles, identify existing efforts, gaps and needs for the movement, and build the infrastructure needed to begin facilitate broad coalition building and deep collaboration across the different sectors of the movement. less
$50,000
Nebraska Appleseed · Lincoln, NE · 2022
We believe the best way to pull people out of poverty is to give them the supports and resources they need, without unnecessary barriers, restrictions, or requirements. In nebraska, taking up a state-level child tax cre… read allWe believe the best way to pull people out of poverty is to give them the supports and resources they need, without unnecessary barriers, restrictions, or requirements. In nebraska, taking up a state-level child tax credit (ctc) is one of the most impactful policy changes that could be made to put money back into the hands of thousands of low-income families who need it most. less
$46,400
Oregon Center for Public Policy · Portland, OR · 2023
General support
$44,000
Nebraska Appleseed · Lincoln, NE · 2023
General support
$44,000
New Jersey Policy Perspective · Trenton, NJ · 2023
General support
$44,000
Public Assets Institute · Montpelier, VT · 2023
General support
$40,000
Institute On Taxation and Economic Policy · Washington, DC · 2023
General support
$40,000
Somos Un Pueblo Unido · Santa Fe, NM · 2023
General support
$40,000
Workers Center for Racial Justice · Chicago, IL · 2023
General support
$40,000
Institute On Taxation and Economic Policy · Washington, DC · 2022
Itep will work with esp and its partners to advance credits in this challenging policy year. We expect our work to assist in passage of refundable credits in states where that is viable, and to keep this proven strategy… read allItep will work with esp and its partners to advance credits in this challenging policy year. We expect our work to assist in passage of refundable credits in states where that is viable, and to keep this proven strategy as part of the developing conversation in states where that is a more distant goal. less
$40,000
Progressive Change Institute · Washington, DC · 2022
Contribution
$40,000
Uc Hastings Law · San Francisco, CA · 2022
The study will contribute to the broader field of knowledge about the impact of monopolies on society and on the lives of individuals, particularly across race and gender.
$35,000
Children'S Action Alliance · Phoenix, AZ · 2024
General support
$35,000
New Mexico Voices for Children · Albuquerque, NM · 2023
General support
$35,000
New Jersey Policy Perspective · Trenton, NJ · 2022
Working in partnership with make the road action new jersey, new jersey policy perspective will work to educate community leaders and the public about the benefits of broadening cash payment programs in new jersey, incl… read allWorking in partnership with make the road action new jersey, new jersey policy perspective will work to educate community leaders and the public about the benefits of broadening cash payment programs in new jersey, including broad tanf improvements, as well as enhancing fund levels available through the enjf. less
$35,000
New Mexico Voices for Children · Albuquerque, NM · 2022
The purpose of this grant request is to support an advocacy campaign to provide cash assistance to families through increasing new mexicos child tax credit (ctc).
$31,400
Hawaii Appleseed Center for Law · Honolulu, HI · 2023
General support
$30,000
T1international USA · St Louis Park, MN · 2024
General support
$30,000
United Way of Connecticut · Rocky Hill, CT · 2024
General support
$30,000
Open Markets Institute · Washington, DC · 2022
Using econometric methods and confidential microdata from the survey of occupational illness and injuries, we will study the causal effect of buyer power on injury rates at companies dependent on large buyers for their … read allUsing econometric methods and confidential microdata from the survey of occupational illness and injuries, we will study the causal effect of buyer power on injury rates at companies dependent on large buyers for their products and services. less
$30,000
Oregon Center for Public Policy · Portland, OR · 2022
We seek funding to support the enactment of cash policies in oregon over the next three years.
$30,000
Trustees of Boston College · Chestnut Hill, MA · 2022
To research and write a law review article on policy solutions to employer monopsony in rural and distressed labor markets.
$26,000
University of Massachusetts - Amherst · Hadley, MA · 2023
General support
$25,000
Align the Alliance for a Greater New York · New York, NY · 2024
General support
$25,000
New York University · New York, NY · 2024
General support
$25,000
Saverlife · Arlington, VA · 2024
General support
$25,000
Yale University · New Haven, CT · 2024
General support
$25,000
American Economic Liberties Project · Washington, DC · 2023
General support
$25,000
Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund · Washington, DC · 2022
I propose assembling a database of public sector contracts between jurisdictions and their laborsuppliers, and coding the contracts to analyze the prevalence of anti-competitive non-solicitationclauses. This project wil… read allI propose assembling a database of public sector contracts between jurisdictions and their laborsuppliers, and coding the contracts to analyze the prevalence of anti-competitive non-solicitationclauses. This project will break new ground by uncovering the extent of non-solicitation clauses in publicsector supply chain networks, which may have a particularly detrimental effect on the large minority andfemale workforce that provides government services. less
$25,000
Loyola University Chicago · Chicago, IL · 2022
Support of franklin d. Roosevelt distinguished public service awards
$25,000
Roosevelt Institute · New York, NY · 2022
We seek to investigate how the accumulation and exploitation of market power by private-equity backed companies impacts competition in a sampling of mid-sized regional markets, as measured by market share and concentrat… read allWe seek to investigate how the accumulation and exploitation of market power by private-equity backed companies impacts competition in a sampling of mid-sized regional markets, as measured by market share and concentration, with a potential assessment of associated price and quality effects on consumers and workers. less
$25,000
Schuyler Center for Analysis and Advocacy · Albany, NY · 2022
Under an overarching goal of child poverty reduction with attention to racial equity, we will build and mobilize support for specific budget and policy issues that will move the needle on child poverty and for which we … read allUnder an overarching goal of child poverty reduction with attention to racial equity, we will build and mobilize support for specific budget and policy issues that will move the needle on child poverty and for which we have some reasonable expectation of success in the near- to medium-term. less
$25,000
The University of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2022
This grant is to support research on landlord technologies, led by erin mcelroy at the university of texas at austin.
$22,000
Instituto Del Desarrollo De La Juventud · San Juan, PR · 2023
General support
$22,000
Voices for Utah Children · Salt Lake City, UT · 2023
General support
$20,000
Ifoster · Truckee, CA · 2024
General support
$20,000
Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center · Boston, MA · 2024
General support
$20,000
Monument Impact · Concord, CA · 2024
General support
$20,000
Public Assets Institute · Montpelier, VT · 2024
General support
$20,000
United Parents and Students · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
General support
$20,000
United Way California Capital Region · Sacramento, CA · 2024
General support
$20,000
Center for Employment Opportunities · New York, NY · 2023
General support
$20,000
Community Spring · Gainesville, FL · 2023
General support
$20,000
Rooted School Foundation · New Orleans, LA · 2023
General support
$20,000
Springboard for the Arts · St Paul, MN · 2023
General support
$20,000
Mothers Outreach Network · Washington, DC · 2022
We have been very succesful spreading the word about the legal program, and as a result we have a steady influx of potential clients.
$20,000
The Urban Institute · Washington, DC · 2022
Contribution
$15,000
Cash Campaign of Maryland · Baltimore, MD · 2024
General support
$15,000
Chicago Votes Education Fund · Chicago, IL · 2022
Chicago votes will participate in the cost of living refund coalition by advocating for the expansion of the earned income tax credit.
$13,500
University of Kentucky Research Foundation · Cleveland, OH · 2022
Drastic consolidation and corporatization has defined the trajectory of u.s. Agriculture over the last century.
$10,000
Central City Neighborhood Partners · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
General support
$10,000
Eastmont Community Center · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
General support
$10,000
Haven Neighborhood Services · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
General support

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