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NCLC partners with national and regional funders, family foundations, and other institutional donors to identify and address systemic drivers of inequality in the marketplace. **We are grateful to the foundations and other institutional funders who help provide the resources NCLC needs to advance economic justice, including the following current and recent funders:** * American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) * Annie E.
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