List of Fiscal Sponsorships

Allied Voices/Science First
Advances discussions of national solutions to global warming.

Americans for Financial Reform
A coalition of over 200 national, state, and local organizations advocating for greater integrity and transparency in the financial sector.

Center for Investigative Journalism
Investigates the actions of large companies operating abroad and to make related findings public knowledge.

Federal Agencies Project
Dedicated to making federal agency policies and practices more responsive to the rights and needs of the LGBT community.  The effort will focus on non-legislative policy changes critical to the health, well-being and equality of LGBT people, and will bring additional resources to the efforts of organizations already working in this field.

Funders’ Committee for Civic Participation
Believes that a vibrant and inclusive democracy is critical to the health of our nation. FCCP is an affinity group that serves leaders in the philanthropic community working to further this vision with heightened attention to issues of equity and historically disenfranchised and underrepresented communities. Its members support non-partisan efforts to engage voters, eliminate structural barriers to voting, advance reforms to improve government and electoral systems and inspire public involvement in civic life.

International Human Rights Funders Group
The International Human Rights Funders Group is a global network of grantmakers and philanthropists committed to advancing human rights around the world. Our aims are to improve the strategic effectiveness of funding for human rights; to expand the extent to which funders across a range of issue areas incorporate a human rights framework into their grantmaking; to strengthen linkages among human rights funders within the US and around the globe; and, ultimately, to increase overall funding for human rights. IHRFG emphasizes peer leadership among its members, and organizes its work around three primary programmatic strategies: education and convening, outreach and communications, and policy and research. PIP serves as fiscal sponsor to IHRFG, which is closely aligned with PIP’s overall mission. For more information about the International Human Rights Funders Group, visit IHRFG’s website.

Legacies of War
Raises awareness about the history of the Vietnam War-era bombing in Laos, to provide space for healing the wounds of war and to create greater hope for a future of peace.

Transnational Community Reinvestment Fund
Creates a new pool of resources to support economic justice projects globally by leveraging the remittance practices of immigrants (i.e. money sent to families in their home country) to win community reinvestment from financial service companies.  A strategy pursued by migrant organizations in the United States and globally, and spearheaded by the Transnational Insitute for Research in Action (TIGRA), has resulted in the accreditation of a select group of forward-looking companies and the emergence of the Transnational Community Reinvestment Fund (TCRF).