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Lynn Handleman Charitable Foundation DBA the Left Tilt Fund is sponsored by Lynn Handleman Charitable Foundation DBA the Left Tilt Fund. Promotes social change, resists oppression, and empowers marginalized communities by funding organizations addressing the root causes of economic, political, and social injustice through community-based organizing, education, legal advocacy, and other innovative means.
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