Amalgamated Foundation

For The BuildUS Fund Project

Overview
The BuildUS Fund is a donor collaborative fiscally sponsored by Amalgamated Charitable Foundation. Its goals are to (1) maximize the economic transformation and decarbonization potential of recently adopted laws in the United States, such as the Inflation Reduction Act and the CHIPS Act, for communities of color and other vulnerable, neglected and underserved communities, (2) accelerate investment into neglected communities in ways that advance a vision for reimagined capitalism, and (3) educate and inform the public about clean energy and equity-reminded reforms.
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Grants to this Grantee
for support of the Groundwork Fund  
The Groundwork Fund, a fiscally sponsored project of the Amalgamated Foundation, supports local community organizers working in overlooked regions of the country — the Deep South, Appalachia, and the Plains. Working closely with partners on the ground, Groundwork aims to support frontline organizing, shift civic narratives, and develop local civic leaders. Groundwork believes that local grassroots organizing is the most effective way to build power for those historically excluded and to secure justice, equity, and democracy for all. This support will position Groundwork to deepen its efforts.
for the Democracy Frontlines Fund  
Amalgamated Foundation is a nonprofit committed to positive social change. It provides donors and funders with the tools, platforms, and strategic guidance to advance social change. This gift will support the Democracy Frontlines Fund, a collective giving and learning community, which is committed to reimagining safety, amplifying the voices of disenfranchised voters, and prioritizing leadership roles among diverse individuals and communities.
for the Global Fund for a New Economy  
This grant is to support the Global Fund for a New Economy (GFNE), a fiscally sponsored project of Amalgamated Foundation. The objectives of GFNE are to increase the understanding of and the resource base for the new economy field, and to dramatically strengthen the institutional infrastructure of the new economy sector in order to lessen inequality globally.

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