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This section examines foundations and individuals who provide financial backing for leftwing groups and causes. The database identifies 115 major leftwing foundations with combined assets exceeding $90 billion. Among these funders of the left are the largest philanthropic foundations in America or anywhere, including the Ford Foundation, the Pew Trusts, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the Carnegie Corporation and the MacArthur Foundation. Several very large tax-exempt entities -- most notably the Tides Center, but also the JEHT Foundation, the Liberty Hill Foundation, the Shefa Fund, and the Proteus Fund -- are pass-through operations designed to mask the relationship between donor and gift. Many of the foundations described in this section are so large that entire cultural and political movements can be shaped by a single one of them. (See, for example, the Ford Foundation's role in underwriting The Open Borders Lobby.)

To view any foundation's in-depth financial information, including comprehensive lists of all its recent grants, visit GuideStar.org by clicking here. Guidestar provides access to the IRS Forms 990, which contain this data. Guidestar requires a one-time registration, at no cost, to view the forms.

 
LEFTWING MILLIONAIRES' CLUB
                              
  MAIN FUNDERS OF THE LEFT 
  

  • Ford Foundation
  • Open Society Institute
  • Schumann Center for Media and Democracy
  • Tides Foundation and Tides Center
  • Pew Charitable Trusts
  • John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
  • Carnegie Corporation of New York
  • Council on Foundations
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      CORPORATE
      
      1.Aetna Foundation
      2.Allstate Foundation
      3.American Express Foundation
      4.AT&T Foundation
      5.Bank of America Foundation
      6.Ben and Jerry's Foundation
      7.Carnegie Corporation of New York
      8.ChevronTexaco Foundation (Chevron Global Fund)
      9.Fannie Mae Foundation
      10.Freddie Mac Foundation
      11.Harper’s Magazine Foundation
      12.Ms. Foundation for Women (MFW)
      13.New York Times Company Foundation
      14.Playboy Foundation
      15.Sara Lee Foundation
      16.Target Foundation
      17.Verizon Foundation
      18.W.K. Kellogg Foundation
      PRIVATE
      
      1.A.J. Muste Memorial Institute (AJMMI)
      2.Agape Foundation
      3.Ahmanson Foundation
      4.Alan B. Slifka Foundation
      5.Alliance for Global Justice (AGJ)
      6.Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
      7.Annie E. Casey Foundation
      8.Arca Foundation
      9.Bauman Family Foundation
      10.Beldon Fund
      11.Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
      12.Blue Moon Fund
      13.Bullitt Foundation
      14.CarEth Foundation
      15.Changemakers
      16.Choices in Community Giving (CCG)
      17.Civil Justice Foundation
      18.Colombe Foundation
      19.Columbia Foundation
      20.Compton Foundation
      21.Council on Foundations
      22.David and Lucile Packard Foundation
      23.Democracy Alliance (DA)
      24.Educational Foundation of America
      25.Energy Foundation
      26.Flora Family Foundation
      27.Ford Foundation
      28.Foundation For Deep Ecology
      29.Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
      30.Global Resource Action Center for the Environment (GRACE)
      31.GrantMakers Without Borders (GWB)
      32.Grassroots International (GRI)
      33.H.W. Buckner Charitable Residuary Trust
      34.Heinz Family Foundation
      35.Howard Heinz Endowment
      36.Interfaith Funders
      37.International Endowment for Democracy (IED)
      38.J.M. Kaplan Fund
      39.JEHT Foundation
      40.Jenifer Altman Foundation
      41.Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation
      42.Jewish Funds for Justice
      43.John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
      44.Joint Victory Campaign 2004
      45.Joyce Foundation
      46.Lear Family Foundation
      47.Liberty Hill Foundation
      48.Mertz Gilmore Foundation
      49.Minneapolis Foundation
      50.Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
      51.Nathan Cummings Foundation
      52.National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy (NCRP)
      53.National Education Association (NEA)
      54.Neighborhood Funders Group
      55.New World Foundation
      56.New-Land Foundation
      57.Nuclear Age Peace Foundation (NAPF)
      58.Open Society Institute
      59.Peace and Security Funders Group
      60.Peace Development Fund
      61.People's Rights Fund
      62.Pew Charitable Trusts
      63.Ploughshares Fund (PF)
      64.Progress Unity Fund
      65.Prospect Hill Foundation
      66.Proteus Fund
      67.Public Welfare Foundation
      68.Racial Justice Collaborative (Public Interest Projects)
      69.Righteous Persons Foundation
      70.Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
      71.Rockefeller Brothers Fund
      72.Rockefeller Family Fund
      73.Rockefeller Foundation
      74.Rosenberg Fund for Children
      75.Samuel Rubin Foundation
      76.Scherman Foundation
      77.Schooner Foundation
      78.Schumann Center for Media and Democracy
      79.Service Employees International Union (SEIU)
      80.Shefa Fund
      81.Simons Foundation
      82.Stanley Foundation
      83.Stern Family Fund
      84.Steven and Michele Kirsch Foundation
      85.Stewart R. Mott Charitable Trust
      86.Streisand Foundation
      87.Summit Charitable Foundation
      88.Sunlight Foundation
      89.Surdna Foundation
      90.Three Rivers Community Foundation
      91.Threshold Foundation
      92.Tides Foundation and Tides Center
      93.Town Creek Foundation
      94.Turner Foundation
      95.United Nations Foundation
      96.Vanguard Public Foundation
      97.Vira I. Heinz Endowment
      98.Wieboldt Foundation
      99.William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
      100.Woods Fund of Chicago
      101.Working Assets (WA)
      102.Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation




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