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Largest citizen participation in the United States

The 50 largest citizen participation in the United States

The 50 largest citizen participation in the United States by revenue range from $178 million down to $1.2 million.

The largest are Consortium For Elections And Political Process Strengthening, One Nation, and Fuse Corps.

Organizations
1,073
Total revenue
$528.7M
Total assets
$364.9M

Largest citizen participation in the United States

Ranked by revenue.

CConsortium For Elections And Political Process Strengthening
One Nation
Fuse Corps
American Majority Action
DDonald And Paula Smith Family Foundation Inc
The Ohio Organizing Collaborative
Action For Democracy
International Policy Network Us Inc
Citizen Guardian Inc
OOhioans For A Healthy Economy Inc
YYoung Americans For Liberty Foundation
Unleash Prosperity Inc
Run For Something Action Fund
Ohio Voice
Swaniti Initiative
Family Policy Alliance Foundation
National Coalition On Black Civic Participation Inc
American Majority Inc
Emgage Foundation Inc
DDrivers Union
One Voice
Council For Citizens Against Government Waste
Center For Evaluation Innovation Inc
RRegister2Vote Fund
CCenter For Common Ground
FFair Democracy Engagement Fund
Center For Individual Freedom
AAmerican Policy Coalition
WWin Minnesota
Poder In Action Inc
Ballot Initiative Strategy Center Foundation
Inland Empire United Education Fund
North Carolina Information Innovation Fund Inc
Fight For The Future Education Fund
Institute For Freedoms Inc
MMichigan Empowerment Fund
Instituto Power
GGood Knights Inc
SShared America Inc
IIndiana Destination Development Foundation Inc
CCommunities For A New California
Black Leadership Organizing Collaborative
Mormon Women For Ethical Government Foundation
Cardinal Productions Inc
CCommonwealth Alliance Action Fund Inc
Madison Parks Foundation Inc
Mobile Voting Foundation
TTennessee Investor Fund
Educationnc
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Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org