The Economic Mobility & Opportunity (EMO) Fund is working to expand grant reach and engagement across the economic mobility field by piloting and learning from new grantmaking strategies and governance…
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NEO Philanthropy is a trusted bridge between funders and movement-building organizations in the U.S. As a 501(c)(3) public charity and philanthropic intermediary with a 40-year track record of providing critical…
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The grant initiative takes a participatory grantmaking approach, in which an external Advisory Committee (AC) will review and make recommendations on which organizations receive funding and the amounts of each…
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An intersectional approach that reflects the lived experience of individuals across multiple identities and systems.Honor Distinct Worldviews in Research and Evaluation. Indigenous and Western approaches to research are rooted in…
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NEO philanthropy partners with funders and social justice movements working to achieve long-term, systemic change.Our core program areas of focus are immigration, democracy, reproductive justice, racial justice, climate justice, and…
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NEO Philanthropy is funded by individual and institutional donors. NEO does not receive funding from government sources or grants. NEO’s financial reports (IRS form 990) for the latest five fiscal…
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NEO Philanthropy does not accept unsolicited grant requests or proposals. Our collaborative funds, projects, and initiatives each have deep field expertise and build long-term relationships with grantee organizations as a…
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In order to be eligible to apply to NEO for Fiscal Sponsorship, you must meet the following criteria: – Reflect a similar commitment to the goals set forth in NEO’s…
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A fiscal sponsor is an IRS-registered 501(c)3 nonprofit that sponsors for an individual or project’s charitable work, accepting and administering funds on its behalf. Fiscal sponsorship gives groups a non-profit…
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Collaborative funds have a few different names. Sometimes called pooled funds, donor collaboratives, or funder collaboratives, these are all groups that come together to share strategy, capital, and/or resources toward…
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