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Grants awarded

Who does Interfaith Worker Justice fund?

Interfaith Worker Justice has awarded $768,000 across 28 grants to 24 organizations between 2020 and 2022. Its giving concentrates in employment. Its typical grant is $15,000, with most between $15,000 and $30,600.

Total awarded
$768K
Typical grant
$15K
Grantees
24
Grants
28
Years
2020–2022

Organizations this funder supports

Each grantee's funding from this organization, summed across all reported years. Largest first — click any column to re-sort.

24 of 24 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Support
T The International Center for Labor Social and Spiritual Activism $236K32020–20212021TX
H Heartlandkalmanovitz Initiative for Labor $100K120212021DC —
Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa $91K120212021IA
Greater Minnesota Worker Center $46K22020–20212021MN
Rebirth $31K120212021MD
Rural Community Workers Alliance $31K120212021MO
Western North Carolina Workers Center $25K22020–20222022NC
Fe Y Justicia $15K120222022MN
S South Florida Interfaith Worker Justice $15K120222022— —
Workers Center of Central New York INC $15K120222022NY
P Pilipino Workers Center $15K120222022— —
C Cincinnati Interfaith Worker Center $15K120222022— —
Workers Rights Center INC $15K120222022WI
Immigrant Solidarity Dupage $15K120202020IL
Voces De La Frontera INC $15K120222022WI
C Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa $15K120222022— —
D Damayan Migrant Worker Association $15K120222022— —
N New Labor $15K120222022— —
Third Sector New England INC $10K120202020MA
P Pilipino Workers Center of Southern $10K120202020CA
T The Education & Training Institute INC $10K120202020NJ
I Interfaith Center for Wj - San Diego $5K120202020— —
M Masscosh $5K120202020MA —
Fe Y Justicia Worker Center $5K120202020TX

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