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FundersDCThe Butler Family Fund › 2021

Grants paid by The Butler Family Fund, tax year 2021

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

In tax year 2021, The Butler Family Fund (EIN 52-1786778) reported 43 grants paid totaling $547,750. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2021

Grants reported by The Butler Family Fund for tax year 2021
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2021Ella 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.202201259349101020
2021Common Counsel Foundation- Movement for Black Lives Oakland, CAU$30,000paidGeneral operating support for hub to coordinate actions, messages, and campaigns to influence policy and systems that impact Black people.202201259349101020
2021Right to the City Alliance Brooklyn, NYB$25,000paidProject support dedicated to connecting grassroots organizing groups with movement lawyers.202201259349101020
2021Tides Foundation- Mass Liberation Fund Los Angeles, CAU$25,000paidGeneral operating support for hub to coordinate actions, messages, and campaigns to influence policy and systems that impact Black people.202201259349101020
2021Project South the Institution for the Elimination Poverty & Genocide Atlanta, GAB$25,000paidProject 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.202201259349101020
2021New Venture Fund- Youth First Initiative Washington, DCU$25,000paidFor the Youth First State Advocacy Fund, a pooled fund to support ending juvenile incarceration in states.202201259349101020
2021Neo Philanthropy Inc- Movement Law Lab New York, NYU$25,000paidTo strengthen the legal capacities of the housing justice movement202201259349101020
2021Youth Collaboratory Pittsburgh, PAC$25,000paidFor the Activating National Uptake Project to advance efforts to end youth homelessness.202201259349101020
2021Neo Philanthropy Inc- Law for Black Lives New York, NYU$25,000paidGeneral operating support for organizing, budget analysis, capacity development and narrative change to move money out of the criminal legal system.202201259349101020
2021Forward Justice Durham, NCC$25,000paidProject support dedicated to joint efforts to ensure that new visions of community safety meet the needs of those impacted by the harm and injustice revealed by the intersecting dangers of COVID and incarceration.202201259349101020
2021Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs- Women On the Rise Calabasas, CAD$22,000paidTo support Close the Jail Atlanta: Communities over Cages Campaign to redirect money from criminal justice into the community.202201259349101020
2021Right to the City Alliance Brooklyn, NYB$20,000paidRestricted to Homes for All South, a network of member-led, grassroots housing justice organizations in the South.202201259349101020
2021African Communities Together New York, NYB$20,000paidTo expand organizing among African immigrant tenants in Northern Virginia against displacement and loss of affordable housing units.202201259349101020
2021Southern 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.202201259349101020
2021One DC Washington, DCU$20,000paidTo advance, develop, and preserve racial justice and economic equity by fighting economic disenfranchisement among Black and working-class communities in the District of Columbia.202201259349101020
2021Financial Services Stakeholder Project DBA Private Equity Stakeholders Proj Chicago, ILD$17,000paidGeneral operating support to challenge evictions, rent increases and foreclosures by corporate landlords during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.202201259349101020
2021People's Action Institute Chicago, ILB$15,000paidFor the Homes Guarantee Campaign202201259349101020
2021Detroit Justice Center Detroit, MIC$15,000paidGeneral operating support for a community lawyering program which works alongside community to transform the criminal legal system, create economic opportunities, and promote equitable and just cities.202201259349101020
2021Vocal-NY Brooklyn, NYU$15,000paidGeneral operating support to organization pursuing housing justice and criminal legal system reform to advance the rights of low-income and marginalized New Yorkers.202201259349101020
2021Chapel and York Foundation- Responsible Business Initiative New York, NYU$15,000paidGeneral operating support to enlist business and trade voices to amplify the need to end the death penalty.202201259349101020
2021Shriver Center On Poverty Law Chicago, ILC$15,000paidGeneral operating support including work to end housing discrimination against formerly incarcerated people.202201259349101020
2021Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs- Curb (californians United for Respo Calabasas, CAD$15,000paidGeneral operating support for statewide coalition advancing transformational criminal legal system reform.202201259349101020
2021We Are Down Home Greensboro, NCB$15,000paidFor leadership development, civic engagement, and multiracial movement building across rural and urban areas in North Carolina.202201259349101020
2021Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth Washington, DCB$13,500paidGeneral operating support to end the extreme sentencing of youth and for re-entry programs for former juvenile lifers.202201259349101020
2021Youth Sentencing and Reentry Project Philadelphia, PAB$13,500paidGeneral support for resentencing and reentry for former youth sentenced to life in prison.202201259349101020
2021Reprieve US New York, NYU$12,000paidFor the Stop Lethal Injections Project202201259349101020
2021Movement Strategy Center (justice Capital) Oakland, CAU$5,000paidGeneral operating support for organization designing non-grant investment vehicles to help scale models that promote thriving Black, Brown, Indigenous, and systems impacted communities.202201259349101020
2021Seedarts - Northwest Tap Connection Seattle, WAU$2,500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Insight Garden Program Berkeley, CAU$2,500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Common Counsel Foundation- Movement for Black Lives Oakland, CAU$2,500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Madre Inc New York, NYC$2,500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Kc Tenants Kansas City, MOB$2,000paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Million Books Project - Yale Law School Fund New Haven, CTU$1,500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Common Counsel Foundation- Movement for Black Lives Oakland, CAU$1,000paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Brigid Alliance New York, NYB$1,000paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Black Voters Matter Capacity Building Institute Atlanta, GAU$1,000paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Meeting Essential Needs With Dignity (mend) Maplewood, NJC$500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Million Books Project - Yale Law School Fund New Haven, CTU$500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Highlander Center - National Bail Out New Market, TNU$500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Altamed Foundation Los Angeles, CAB$500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Bennington College Bennington, VTB$500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Summer Camp Inc Bridgton, MEB$500paidGeneral program support202201259349101020
2021Metropolitan Opera New York, NYU$250paidGeneral program support202201259349101020

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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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