Center for Responsive Politics
For General Operating Support
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Amount$1,450,000
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Program
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Date Awarded11/11/2019
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Term36 Months
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Type of SupportGeneral Support/Organization
Strategies
Overview
Nonpartisan and independent, the Center for Responsive Politics produces research, data, tools, analysis, and reporting to uphold a robust democracy. Founded in 1983, CRP is the leading research watchdog tracking money-in-politics, exposing its impact on elections and policies, and serving as a champion for transparency and accountability in government. Through its website OpenSecrets.org, the Center provides a thorough map of the money in U.S. politics from dozens of perspectives, including by industry and interest group; geography; source of funds; demographics of donors and recipients; and trends in spending.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
opensecrets.org
Address
1101 14th St. Nw
Suite 1030
Washington, DC 20005
Suite 1030
Washington, DC 20005
Grants to this Grantee
for general operating support
Nonpartisan and independent, the Center for Responsive Politics produces research, data, tools, analysis, and reporting to uphold a robust democracy. Founded in 1983, CRP is the leading research watchdog tracking money in politics, exposing its impact on elections and policies, and serving as a champion for transparency and accountability in government. Through its website OpenSecrets.org, the Center provides a thorough map of the money in U.S. politics from dozens of perspectives, including by industry and interest group; geography; source of funds; demographics of donors and recipients; and trends in spending.
for general operating support
Nonpartisan and independent, the Center for Responsive Politics produces research, data, tools, analysis, and reporting to uphold a robust democracy. Founded in 1983, CRP is the leading research watchdog tracking money-in-politics, exposing its impact on elections and policies, and serving as a champion for transparency and accountability in government. Through its website OpenSecrets.org, the Center provides a thorough map of the money in U.S. politics from dozens of perspectives, including by industry and interest group; geography; source of funds; demographics of donors and recipients; and trends in spending.
