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FundersNYNaacp Legal Defense & Educ Fund Inc › 2021

Grants paid by Naacp Legal Defense & Educ Fund Inc, tax year 2021

EIN 13-1655255 · New York, NY · Form 990, Schedule I · NTEE R220

In tax year 2021, Naacp Legal Defense & Educ Fund Inc (EIN 13-1655255) reported 10 grants paid totaling $510,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2021

Grants reported by Naacp Legal Defense & Educ Fund Inc for tax year 2021
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2021The Leadership Conference On Civil & Human Rights Washington, DCA$100,000paidDepartment of Justice nomination of Kristen A. Clarke202211199349302451
2021Charleston Area Justice Ministry North Charleston, SCA$50,000paidTo further support its mission to build a just community by organizing thousands of people and holding officials accountable, among other charitable and educational activities. Specifically, the Grantee will use funds to support Team Lead and Network Member trainings to help Network members learn how to: negotiate with public officials and CEOs, recognize the difference between public and private associations, conduct house meetings, research and cut an issue, and recruit members to the network among other skills.202211199349302451
2021North Star Fund New York, NYA$50,000paidTo further support the mission of the Sponsored Program, which is to end discriminatory policing practices in New York and build a lasting movement that promotes public safety and reduces reliance on policing, among other charitable and educational activities of the Sponsored Program.202211199349302451
2021New Prospect Baptist Church Cinncinnati, OHA$50,000paidTo further support the mission of the Sponsored Program, to promote public safety while reducing reliance on arrests and work to improve community problem solving, among other charitable and educational activities of the Sponsored Program.202211199349302451
2021Terence Crutcher Foundation Tulsa, OKA$50,000paidTo further support the mission of the Sponsored Program, which engages the community, law enforcement, and policy makers to prevent, identify and address issues ofinequity pertaining to minority communities in Tulsa, Oklahoma and nationwide, including racial disparities in policing practices, among other charitable and educational activities of the Sponsored Program.202211199349302451
2021Justice for Greenwood Foundation Inc Tulsa, OKA$50,000paidTo advance its mission to address the role Tulsa law enforcement agencies and others played in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre by seeking justice and reparations for the descendants of victims of the Massacre through innovative litigation, policy advocacy and public education strategies, among other charitable and educational purposes.202211199349302451
2021Citizens Policing Project Baltimore, MDA$50,000paidTo further support a campaign to reimagine public safety, and facilitate a participatory budgeting process in Baltimore through the Beyond Youth Organizing Initiative, which seeks to re-engage young people with civics and governance, among other charitable and educational activities of the Sponsored Program.202211199349302451
2021Tides Foundation San Francisco, CAA$50,000paidTo further support the mission of the Sponsored Program, which is to provide support for the needs of women who are incarcerated through its anchor campaign #FreeBlackMamasDMV and to women re-entering their community by working with them on efforts to end cash bail by illuminating the inhumanity of bail and pretrial detention.202211199349302451
2021Baltimore Action Legal Team Baltimore, MDA$50,000paidTo further the Sponsored Program's Movement for Black Lives in Baltimore through community lawyering, direct pretrial services, education and advocacy; such as demanding transparency around police descipline through litigation, among other charitable and educational activities of the Sponsored Program.202211199349302451
2021Love Not Blood Campaign San Jose, CAA$10,000paidTo further support family members of victims of police violance to improve and develop skills that will enable them to lead advocacy campaigns that will change public safety systems that resulted in the death of their loved ones, among other charitable and educational activities of the Sponsored Program.202211199349302451

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