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Interfaith Worker Justice (EIN 36-4063982) - Grants, Funding, 990s Interfaith Worker Justice Interfaith Worker Justice Interfaith Worker Justice Interfaith Worker Justice is a 501(c)(3) organization that focuses on supporting nonprofits through a relationship-based, invitation-only grantmaking process. In 2022, it awarded a total of $165,000 across 37 grantees, but it does not accept unsolicited proposals.
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To improve wages, benefits, and working conditions for low wage earners in the United States Explore this org's ecosystem See top causes for this funder's grantees, who else funds them, and their grants. Explore this org's ecosystem See top causes for this funder's grantees, who else funds them, and their grants.
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Claim your org to see your portfolio Damayan Migrant Workers Assn Inc Frequently Asked Questions Can I submit an unsolicited grant proposal to Interfaith Worker Justice ? No. Interfaith Worker Justice does not accept unsolicited proposals. Funding is by invitation only.
Where does Interfaith Worker Justice give? Interfaith Worker Justice primarily gives to organizations located in Texas, Iowa, and District Of Columbia . These states represent the largest share of the foundation’s grantmaking by dollars awarded.
Additional geographic details are available to registered users. What size are Interfaith Worker Justice ’s grants? The largest share of grants from Interfaith Worker Justice fall in the $5,000 to $25 thousand range.
The median first-year grant is about $12 thousand . More detailed grant size data is available to registered users. How many grants does Interfaith Worker Justice make each year?
In 2022 , Interfaith Worker Justice awarded about 10 grants, totaling nearly $165 thousand . More detailed grant metrics are available to registered users. Who did Interfaith Worker Justice fund recently?
In 2022 , Interfaith Worker Justice awarded grants to about 40 grantees. Recent grantees include THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR LABOR SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL ACTIVISM, WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA WORKERS CENTER, and Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa . More detailed information on all recent recipients is available to registered users.
How do we apply to Interfaith Worker Justice ? Interfaith Worker Justice does not accept unsolicited proposals. Funding is by invitation only.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits and community organizations in Cincinnati, Ohio. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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