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FundersDCThe Butler Family Fund › 2024

Grants paid by The Butler Family Fund, tax year 2024

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

In tax year 2024, The Butler Family Fund (EIN 52-1786778) reported 32 grants paid totaling $809,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2024

Grants reported by The Butler Family Fund for tax year 2024
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2024Houseus Fund Washington, DCU$100,000paidHouseUs supports tenant organizing and tenant power as a pathway towards achieving safe, affordable, sustainable housing for all.202522589349100007
2024Community Transforming Policing Fund Minneapolis, MNU$75,000paidCTFP is a donor collaborative housed at Borealis Philanthropy that supports groups working to build power, increase police accountability and create preventive, transformative community-based safety strategies.202522589349100007
2024Noah - Nashville Organized for Action & Hope Nashville, TNU$50,000paidto conduct outreach, organizing, and advocacy to build community power and advance community goals.202522589349100007
2024Funders for Justice Calabasas, CAU$50,000paidFFJ is a national network and organizing platform of funders working to build transformative community safety and justice systems, including divesting from the criminal legal system and investing in community-identified priorities.202522589349100007
2024Community Resource Hub Philadelphia, PAU$50,000paidCommunity Resource Hub provides resources and tools to increase the capacity of local organizers to win their campaigns202522589349100007
2024Austin Justice Coalition Austin, TXB$50,000paidTo organize for affordable housing and against increased investment in the police and criminal legal system.202522589349100007
2024African American Roundtable Milwaukee, WIB$50,000paidAfrican American Roundtable organizes to reduce the funds in the Milwaukee city budget for harmful police practices and reallocate the funds towards community-identified priorities.202522589349100007
2024Action Center On Race and the Economy Institute (acre Institute) Chicago, ILD$30,000paidfor research and support to campaigns at the intersection of Housing Justice and Criminal Legal reform.202522589349100007
2024Action St Louis St Louis, MOC$25,000paidAction St. Louis advocates for policies that expand affordable housing and protect tenants from landlords abuse and neglect.202522589349100007
2024Justice 4 Housing Jamaica Plain, MAD$25,000paidfor outreach, organizing and advocacy to build community power, advance community goals and increase housing options for justice-involved individuals.202522589349100007
2024Public Advocates San Francisco, CAB$25,000paidGeneral operating support for Alliance for Housing Justice, a network of grassroots organizing groups centering housing as a human right.202522589349100007
2024Kc Tenants Kansas City, MOB$25,000paidKC Tenants organizes to ensure that everyone in Kansas City has a safe, accessible, and genuinely affordable home.202522589349100007
2024Life After Release Camp Springs, MDC$25,000paidLife After Release seeks to build a post-conviction movement aimed at getting people out of prison and off parole and probation.202522589349100007
2024People's Advocacy Institute Jackson, MSC$25,000paidto incubate community driven, designed and led criminal legal reform policy, practice and programs in Mississippi. FS Highlander Center202522589349100007
2024Texas Organizing Project San Antonio, TXU$25,000paidTexas Organizing Project organizes community-led campaigns to stabilize housing in low income Black and Latino communities.202522589349100007
2024Democratizing Justice Innovation Fund New York, NYU$25,000paidFS Goodnation Foundation202522589349100007
2024Miami Workers Center Miami, FLC$25,000paidMiami Workers Center organizes and mobilizes working-class families, predominately Black and brown immigrant women-headed households in Miami Dade to build the power and capacity of renter communities.202522589349100007
2024Community Resource Initiative San Francisco, CAB$25,000paidCommunity Resource Initiative works to support mitigation efforts that challenge the death penalty and its adverse impacts on community and family stability.202522589349100007
2024Inquilinxs Unidxs Por Justicia Minneapolis, MND$25,000paidX organizes Minneapolis low-income, BIPOC, and immigrant tenants to strategize, advocate and mobilize for a safe and affordable housing.202522589349100007
2024Mhaction Los Angeles, CAU$25,000paidMHAction works to organize manufactured home communities and protect tenants economic security and health.202522589349100007
2024Texas Center for Justice and Equity Austin, TXC$20,000paidTCJE conducts community outreach, organizing, and advocacy to shrink the criminal punishment system and foster safer communities.202522589349100007
2024Black Lives Matter Oklahoma City Oklahoma City, OKU$20,000paidBLM OKCs Death Penalty Moratorium Project is working to end the death penalty in Oklahoma.202522589349100007
2024Georgia Stand-Up Atlanta, GAU$2,500paidfor general operating support202522589349100007
2024A New Way of Life Los Angeles, CAD$2,500paidfor general operating support202522589349100007
2024The Golden Bridge Boulder, COC$2,000paidFor the BIPOC Scholarship Fund202522589349100007
2024Facing History and Ourselves National Foundation Brookline, MAD$2,000paidfor general operating support202522589349100007
2024The Birthday Party Project Dallas, TXB$1,500paidfor general operating support202522589349100007
2024Mending a Life Huru International New York, NYU$1,000paidfor general operating support202522589349100007
2024Hood Code New York, NYB$1,000paidfor general operating support202522589349100007
2024The Trace Charlottesville, VAU$500paidfor general operating support202522589349100007
2024Movement Liberation (fs Commonweal) Bolinas, CAU$500paidfor general operating support202522589349100007
2024Brooklyn Public Library Brooklyn, NYB$500paidfor the TeleStory Project202522589349100007

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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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