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FundersDCThe Butler Family Fund › 2020

Grants paid by The Butler Family Fund, tax year 2020

EIN 52-1786778 · Washington, DC · Form 990-PF, Part XV

In tax year 2020, The Butler Family Fund (EIN 52-1786778) reported 42 grants paid totaling $1,045,252. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2020

Grants reported by The Butler Family Fund for tax year 2020
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2020Law for Black Lives New York, NYU$100,000paidOAK GRANT: General support for organizing, budget analysis, and narrative change to move money out of criminal justice.202141329349100924
2020Women On the Rise Fiscal Sponsor Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs Calalabasas, CAU$100,000paidTo support Close the Jail Atlanta: Communities over Cages Campaign to redirect money from criminal justice into the community.202141329349100924
2020Housing Nola New Orleans, LAC$90,000paidOAK GRANT: For the New Orleans ReEntry Housing Consortium to advocate for funding housing for people exiting the criminal justice system through LAs justice reinvestment law as well as other public sources.202141329349100924
2020A New Way of Life Los Angeles, CAD$60,000paidOAK GRANT: For replication of the SAFE Housing Network providing housing for women with criminal justice backgrounds.202141329349100924
2020Center for Community Change Washington, DCB$60,000paidOAK Grant: For the Womens Fellowship, supporting leadership of formerly incarcerated women on a range of issues, including housing.202141329349100924
2020Operation Restoration New Orleans, LAC$50,000paidOAK GRANT: General operating support to provide housing and services to women with criminal justice backgrounds.202141329349100924
2020Power Coalition for Equity and Justice New Orleans, LAC$40,000paidOAK GRANT: General operating support for long-term organizing to make justice reinvestment a reality.202141329349100924
2020Right to the City Brooklyn, NYD$30,000paidTo launch the Housing Justice Legal fellowship to connect grassroots organizing groups with movement lawyers.202141329349100924
2020Movement for Black Lives Fiscal Sonsor Alliance for Global Justice Tucson, AZU$30,000paidGeneral operating support for hub to coordinate actions, messages, and campaigns to influence policy and systems that impact Black people.202141329349100924
2020Movement Law Lab Fiscal Sonsor Neo Philanthropy New York, NYU$30,000paidTo launch the Housing Justice Legal fellowship to connect grassroots organizing groups with movement lawyers.202141329349100924
2020Ella Baker Center for Human Rights Oakland, CAU$30,000paidGeneral operating support, including work to divest resources from the criminal legal system and invest them in communities.202141329349100924
2020Mass Liberation Fund Fical Sponsor Tides Foundation San Francisco, CAU$25,000paidGeneral support to build organizing capacity among people most impacted by criminal justice and for campaigns to hold district attorneys accountable.202141329349100924
2020National Housing Law Project San Francisco, CAC$25,000paidFor general operating support.202141329349100924
2020Right to the City Brooklyn, NYD$25,000paidGeneral operating support to build a national grassroots movement of housing, land, and development justice.202141329349100924
2020Project South Atlanta, GAU$21,750paidProject support dedicated to the Southern Power Fund to support grassroots organizations led by Black, Latinx, Immigrant, LGBQTI, low-income and rural people across the US South.202141329349100924
2020Justleadership USA New York, NYU$20,000paidFor general support, including campaigns like #WORKINGfutures in Michigan to reduce housing barriers for people in the criminal justice system.202141329349100924
2020Southern Center for Human Rights Atlanta, GAB$20,000paidProject support dedicated to supporting the death penalty abolition movement in Black communities across the South through organizing, outreach, and education.202141329349100924
2020Sargent Shriver National Center On Poverty Law Chicago, ILU$20,000paidGeneral operating support including work to end housing discrimination against formerly incarcerated people.202141329349100924
2020Right to the City Brooklyn, NYD$20,000paidRestricted to Homes for All South, a network of member-led, grassroots housing justice organizations in the South.202141329349100924
2020Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago Chicago, ILU$20,000paidProject support dedicated to examining the youth and racial dimensions of COVID-19 to inform equitable, youth-oriented policies for housing and economic justice.202141329349100924
2020Public Advocates San Francisco, CAB$20,000paidGeneral operating support for Alliance for Housing Justice, a network of grassroots organizing groups centering housing as a human right.202141329349100924
2020Participatory Budgeting Project Brooklyn, NYC$20,000paidGeneral operating support to promote civic engagement and control of public budgets.202141329349100924
2020Curb Fiscal Sponsor Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs Calabasas, CAU$15,000paidGeneral support for statewide coalition advancing transformative criminal justice reform.202141329349100924
2020Center On Budget and Policy Priorities Washington, DCB$15,000paidGor general support.202141329349100924
2020Responsible Business Initiative Fiscal Sponsor the Chapel and York Foundati New York, NYU$15,000paidGeneral Operating support.202141329349100924
2020National Law Center On Homelessness and Poverty Washington, DCC$15,000paidGeneral support to promote housing as a human right and oppose the criminalization of homelessness.202141329349100924
2020Census Project 2020 Washington, DCU$15,000paidFor a pooled fund to support activities preparing for a fair and accurate Census in 2020.202141329349100924
2020Youth Sentencing and Reentry Project Philadelphia, PAB$15,000paidGeneral support for resentencing and reentry for former youth sentenced to life in prison.202141329349100924
2020Tipping Point Community San Francisco, CAC$14,917paidFor COVID-19 response efforts.202141329349100924
2020North Star Fund New York, NYB$14,917paidFor Future of Organizing Fund.202141329349100924
2020Diverse City Fund Washington, DCU$14,917paidFor COVID-19 response efforts.202141329349100924
2020Private Equity Stakeholders Project Chicago, ILU$12,000paidGeneral operating support to challenge evictions, rent increases and foreclosures by corporate landlords during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.202141329349100924
2020Reprieve US New York, NYU$12,000paidFor the Stop Lethal Injections Project.202141329349100924
2020DC Jobs With Justice Washington, DCC$12,000paidFor general support, including campaigns like Reclaim Rent Control.202141329349100924
2020North Star Fund New York, NYB$4,167paidFor general support.202141329349100924
2020Diverse City Fund Washington, DCU$4,167paidFor COVID-19 response efforts.202141329349100924
2020Tipping Point Community San Francisco, CAC$4,167paidFor COVID-19 response efforts.202141329349100924
2020World Central Kitchen Washington, DCC$2,500paidFor general support.202141329349100924
2020World Central Kitchen Washington, DCC$1,500paidFor general support.202141329349100924
2020National Bail Out Through the Highlander Reasearch and Education Center New Market, TNU$500paidFor the Black Mama's Bailout.202141329349100924
2020Altamed Los Angeles, CAD$500paidFor general support.202141329349100924
2020Peo Foundation Des Moines, IAU$250paidIn Honor of Charlotte Gravin.202141329349100924

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Derived from IRS Form 990-PF e-file XML. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03. All years for this funder.

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