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FundersDCThe Butler Family Fund › 2025

Grants paid by The Butler Family Fund, tax year 2025

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

In tax year 2025, The Butler Family Fund (EIN 52-1786778) reported 34 grants paid totaling $990,450. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2025

Grants reported by The Butler Family Fund for tax year 2025
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2025Houseus Washington, DCU$100,000paidHouseUs supports tenant organizing and tenant power as a pathway towards achieving safe, affordable, sustainable housing for all.202631069349100433
2025Just Futures Inititiative - Community Transforming Policing Fund Minneapolis, MNU$75,000paidJust Futures is a donor collaborative housed at Borealis Philanthropy that supports groups working to build power, increase police accountability and create transformative community-based safety.202631069349100433
2025For the Many Washingont, DCU$50,000paidFor the Many is a grassroots, multiracial, intergenerational, and bi-lingual movement in rural upstate New York centering the needs of working-class people in multi-issue campaigns.202631069349100433
2025Bozeman Tenants Education Fund Los Angeles, CAU$50,000paidBTU is a city-wide tenant union dedicated to building a world in which safe, dignified housing is available to all, regardless of race, income, or any other identity.202631069349100433
2025Caaav- Organizing Asian Communities New York, NYU$50,000paidCAAAV organizes Asian immigrants in New York City to ensure that working class people make decisions over their own homes and neighborhoods.202631069349100433
2025Sos Fund Oakland, CAU$50,000paidDirected to the Emergent Fund and the Immigrant Frontlines Fund within the Four Freedons Fund202631069349100433
2025Miami Workers Center Miami, FLC$50,000paidMiami 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.202631069349100433
2025Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco San Francisco, CAB$50,000paidHRCSF is a multiracial, multilingual tenant rights organization working to stop the displacement of working-class communities of color in San Francisco.202631069349100433
2025Free DC Washington, DCD$50,000paidFree DC is a grassroots organizing campaign to fight for noninterference in home rule for DC.202631069349100433
2025North Carolina Tenants Union Chapel Hill, NCB$50,000paidNorth Carolina Tenants Union is a statewide union of local tenant unions aiming to democratize housing in NC and build a housing system that prioritizes people over profit.202631069349100433
2025Inquilinxs Unidxs Por Justicia Minneapolis, MND$50,000paidIX organizes Minneapolis low-income, BIPOC, and immigrant tenants to strategize, advocate and mobilize for safe and affordable housing.202631069349100433
2025Vocal-NY Brooklyn, NYU$50,000paidRestricted to VOCAL-KY which builds power among low-income people affected by the drug war, mass incarceration, and homelessness to create healthy and just communities.202631069349100433
2025Act 4 Sa San Antonio, TXD$50,000paidACT 4SA is a grassroots organization striving to center the well-being of their community without a reliance on police or prisons.202631069349100433
2025Tenant Union Federation San Francisco, CAU$50,000paidTUF is a union of unions dedicated to establishing tenants as a powerful political class to preserve affordable housing, win tenant protections, and develop alternative housing models.202631069349100433
2025Equity and Transformation Chicago, ILC$50,000paidEAT is a community-led organization seeking to build social and economic equity for Black workers engaged in the informal economy.202631069349100433
2025Chispa Oc Education Fund Los Angeles, CAU$50,000paidCHISPA OC is a Latinx organizing ecosystem in Orange County dedicated to harnessing the power of young people through organizing, policy advocacy, and electoral power.202631069349100433
2025National Homelessness Law Center Washington, DCU$50,000paidFor the Housing Not Handcuffs Campaign202631069349100433
2025Global Impact Washington, DCB$25,000paidThe Alabama Solution Impact Campaign seeks to amplify the documentary The Alabama Solution and its expose of the deadliest state prison system in the country.202631069349100433
2025Mamasuze LondonU$5,400paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025Crisis LondonD$5,400paidfor general support202631069349100433
2025Alma Backyard Farms Los Angeles, CAC$5,000paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025Communities Foundation of Texas Dallas, TXB$5,000paidFor the Foundation for Brain Health Advances202631069349100433
2025Facing History and Ourselves National Foundation Brookline, MAD$3,000paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025Fresh Start Edinburgh EdinburghU$2,700paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025Smart Works Scotland EdinburghU$2,700paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025First Friends of New Jersey and New York Kearney, NJB$2,500paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025Make the Road by Walking Brooklyn, NYD$2,500paidFor Make the Road NJ202631069349100433
2025The Last Mile San Francisco, CAC$1,000paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025Smart Justice California San Francisco, CAD$1,000paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025Congregation Shearith Israel Dallas, TXU$1,000paidFor the Ladder Project202631069349100433
2025World Central Kitchen Washington, DCC$1,000paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025The Trace Charlottesville, VAU$1,000paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025Institute to End Mass Incarceraton Cambridge, MAU$1,000paidfor general operating support202631069349100433
2025Misc Charitable Donation Washington, DCU$250paidfor general operating support202631069349100433

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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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