FNV is growing an Opportunity Fund to respond to urgent needs in additional areas.
Arizona
$50,000
Support and expand initiatives that focus on civic engagement and leadership development among people of color in Arizona.
Pennsylvania
$50,00
Speak the languages of Asian America, work through arts and culture, and build welcoming and culturally informed community spaces to power civic engagement work.
North Carolina
$50,00
Work to shift the narrative on racialized mass incarceration through community education, organizing, and nonpartisan voter engagement.
Michigan
$50,00
Provide mothers of color with the resources and tools to use their power to make equitable changes in policy. Mothering Justice adds new people to the voter registration rolls, educates voters about election issues, makes sure new and unlikely voters actually cast their ballots, and ensures that misinformation and intimidation don’t inhibit people from voting.
National
$150,00
Support local nonpartisan grassroots organizations working to build power in Black, Latinx, AAPI, Native, immigrant, Muslim, LGBTQ+, youth, student, working class, rural, and other communities through issue-based community organizing, civic engagement, public education, and community mutual aid.
Pennsylvania
$50,00
Build a Pennsylvania that works for everyone by organizing for power across race, place, and generation.
Georgia
$50,00
Mobilize people and resources to improve the well-being, quality of life and political power of marginalized Southwest Georgians.
National
$25,000
Secure a ceasefire in Gaza by continuing to apply pressure on government officials, companies, and institutions that are supporting genocide.
Israel / Palestine
$25,000
Support a joint community of Palestinians and Israelis working in solidarity to end the occupation, discrimination, and oppression and envision a future where all people live in peace with justice, dignity, and liberty for all.
National
$1,500
Provide communications support.
Missouri
$2,500
Support a statewide effort to build a prison advocacy movement.
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