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Grants paid by Drug Policy Action

EIN 52-1951197 · New York, NY · Form 990, Schedule I · NTEE R20

Drug Policy Action of New York, NY (EIN 52-1951197) reported 43 grants paid totaling $34,201,033 to 35 recipients in tax years 2020–2025, on Form 990, Schedule I. Derived from IRS e-file data, dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

Grants paid

$34,201,033

43 grants

Recipients

35

distinct organizations

Tax years

2020–2025

6 filings in the corpus

By tax year

Grants by tax year, as the same figures
Tax yearGrants paidAmount paidApproved for future
20202$12,034,562
202110$5,787,649
20227$2,696,322
202313$5,722,500
202410$1,360,000
20251$6,600,000

Top recipients

The 35 recipients receiving the most from Drug Policy Action, by grants paid, out of 35 distinct recipients.

Recipients ranked by total grants paid
RecipientMatchLocationGrantsTotal paidLatest year
Drug Policy Alliance 52-1516692ANew York, NY6$28,225,8842025
More Treatment for a Better Oregon Yes to 110UPortland, OR1$2,445,0002021
Initiative Petition Committee No 44UPortland, OR2$2,052,6492021
Marijuana Policy Project 52-1911644AWashington, DC1$178,0002023
Commit to Change WaUSeattle, WA1$150,0002022
Unite Oregon Action 93-1231908APortland, OR1$145,0002024
Oklahomans for Sensible Marijuana LawsUEdmond, OK1$90,0002022
Mike Schmidt for Multnomah Da 84-2304943APortland, OR1$75,0002024
The Urban League of Portland 93-0395590APortland, OR1$65,0002024
Imagine Black 83-0781079ABeaverton, OR1$65,0002024
Latino Network 73-1675402APortland, OR1$65,0002024
Ground Game Texas 83-0567866AAustin, TX2$60,0002024
Ground Game Fund (register 2 Vote Fund) 84-2487707AWashington, DC1$60,0002023
Recovery Advocacy Project Inc 83-0716325AAugusta, ME1$51,0002023
Register 2 VoteUWashington, DC1$50,0002022
Friends of Tina Kotek 20-4265904APortland, OR1$50,0002023
Oregonians for Ethics 88-1816365APortland, OR1$50,0002023
Smart Justice Ca Action FundUSacramento, CA1$40,0002021
Mississippians for Compassionate CareURidgeland, MS2$40,0002022
Safety & Justice Oregon 30-0457438APortland, OR1$35,0002021
Nj Can 2020UNewark, NJ1$25,0002021
New Approach MontanaUBozeman, MT1$25,0002021
Act 4 Sa Action Fund 88-3954668ASan Antonio, TX1$20,0002023
Somos Tejas 85-1742749ADallas, TX1$20,0002024
Friends of Brian DeckerUBeaverton, OR1$20,0002022
Safety and Justice Pac 88-4025632APortland, OR1$16,0002023
New Day Nevada Pac 84-3203462ALas Vegas, NV1$15,0002024
Chaichi for Oregon 87-3957918AAloha, OR1$10,0002024
South Dakotans for Better Marijuana LawsUSioux Falls, SD1$10,0002021
Friends of Tina KotekUPortland, OR1$10,0002022
New Approach South DakotaUSioux Falls, SD1$10,0002021
Kayse Jama for OregonUPortland, OR1$8,0002023
Friends of Andrea Valderrama 82-3583160APortland, OR1$8,0002023
Friends of Julie Fahey 47-4664041AEugene, OR1$6,0002023
Friends of Rob Wagner 82-4973387APortland, OR1$5,5002023

Match tier: A Reported EIN · B Exact name and place · C Strong name match · D Probable name match · U Unresolved. Tiers C and D are inferred, not reported; see how matching works.

Every grant

All 43 grant rows this organization reported, most recent first.

Grants reported by Drug Policy Action
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2025Drug Policy Alliance New York, NYA$6,600,000paidTO SUPPORT ALLIANCE'S OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES202640709349301419
2024Drug Policy Alliance New York, NYA$860,000paidTO SUPPORT ALLIANCE'S OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES202540709349300504
2024Unite Oregon Action Portland, ORA$145,000paidTO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF HB 4002/SB 5204 AND TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY FOR DRUG POLICY ADVOCACY202540709349300504
2024Mike Schmidt for Multnomah Da Portland, ORA$75,000paidTO SUPPORT THE MIKE SCHMIDT CAMPAIGN202540709349300504
2024Latino Network Portland, ORA$65,000paidTO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF HB 4002/SB 5204 AND TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY FOR DRUG POLICY ADVOCACY202540709349300504
2024The Urban League of Portland Portland, ORA$65,000paidTO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF HB 4002/SB 5204 AND TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY FOR DRUG POLICY ADVOCACY202540709349300504
2024Imagine Black Beaverton, ORA$65,000paidTO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF HB 4002/SB 5204 AND TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY FOR DRUG POLICY ADVOCACY202540709349300504
2024Ground Game Texas Austin, TXA$40,000paidTO SUPPORT MARIJUANA ENFORCEMENT REFORM FOR THE NOVEMBER 2024 GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT IN DALLAS, TX202540709349300504
2024Somos Tejas Dallas, TXA$20,000paidTO DECRIMALIZE MARIJUANA POSSESSION THROUGH SIGNATURE COLLECTION, EDUCATIONAL EVENTS, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOR LASTING POLICY CHANGE202540709349300504
2024New Day Nevada Pac Las Vegas, NVA$15,000paidTO SUPPORT NEW DAY NEVADA'S MISSION OF HELPING HARD WORKING NEVADAN'S GET AHEAD BY ADDRESSING STAGNATING WAGES AND GROWING MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL COSTS202540709349300504
2024Chaichi for Oregon Aloha, ORA$10,000paidTO SUPPORT FARRAH CHIACHI CAMPAIGN202540709349300504
2023Drug Policy Alliance New York, NYA$5,250,000paidTO SUPPORT ALLIANCE'S OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES202410969349300936
2023Marijuana Policy Project Washington, DCA$178,000paidTO SUPPORT THE BALLOT MEASURE THAT WOULD LEGALIZE ADULT USE CANNABIS IN OKLAHOMA202410969349300936
2023Ground Game Fund (register 2 Vote Fund) Washington, DCA$60,000paidTO SUPPORT GROUND GAME TEXAS FUND'S WORK ON A BALLOT MEASURE CAMPAIGN IN SAN ANTONIO202410969349300936
2023Recovery Advocacy Project Inc Augusta, MEA$51,000paidTO EDUCATE AND MOBILIZE MAINE'S RECOVERY COMMUNITY ACROSS THE STATE; SUPPORT ALL-DRUG DECRIMINALIZATION POLICY REFORM AGENDA202410969349300936
2023Friends of Tina Kotek Portland, ORA$50,000paidTO SUPPORT TINA KOTEK CAMPAIGN202410969349300936
2023Oregonians for Ethics Portland, ORA$50,000paidTO SUPPORT HOLDING ELECTED LEADERS ACCOUNTABLE TO OREGONIAN STANDARDS ON ETHICS202410969349300936
2023Register 2 Vote (ground Game Texas) Austin, TXA$20,000paidTO SUPPORT GROUND GAME TEXAS FUND'S WORK ON A BALLOT MEASURE CAMPAIGN IN SAN ANTONIO202410969349300936
2023Act 4 Sa Action Fund San Antonio, TXA$20,000paidTO SUPPORT PROP A WHICH WILL DECRIMINALIZE MARIJUANA, ABORTION, NO KNOCK WARRANTS, AND CHOKEHOLDS202410969349300936
2023Safety and Justice Pac Portland, ORA$16,000paidTO SUPPORT STATE AND LOCAL CANDIDATES WHO ARE COMMITTED TO PUBLIC SAFETY POLICIES202410969349300936
2023Kayse Jama for Oregon Portland, ORU$8,000paidTO SUPPORT KAYSE JAMA CAMPAIGN202410969349300936
2023Friends of Andrea Valderrama Portland, ORA$8,000paidTO SUPPORT ANDREA VALDERRAMA CAMPAIGN202410969349300936
2023Friends of Julie Fahey Eugene, ORA$6,000paidTO SUPPORT JULIE FAHEY CAMPAIGN202410969349300936
2023Friends of Rob Wagner Portland, ORA$5,500paidTO SUPPORT ROB WAGNER CAMPAIGN202410969349300936
2022Drug Policy Alliance New York, NYA$2,361,322paidTO SUPPORT ALLIANCE'S OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES202330959349300023
2022Commit to Change Wa Seattle, WAU$150,000paidTO SUPPORT I-1922 LEGISLATION TO DECRIMINALIZE DRUGS IN WASHINGTON STATE202330959349300023
2022Oklahomans for Sensible Marijuana Laws Edmond, OKU$90,000paidTO SUPPORT THE BALLOT MEASURE THAT WOULD LEGALIZE ADULT USE CANNABIS IN OKLAHOMA202330959349300023
2022Register 2 Vote Washington, DCU$50,000paidTO SUPPORT LOCAL CANNABIS DECRIMINALIZATION AND NO-KNOCK BALLOT MEASURES IN AUSTIN, SAN MARCOS, ELGIN, KILLEEN, AND HARKER HEIGHTS, TX202330959349300023
2022Friends of Brian Decker Beaverton, ORU$20,000paidTO SUPPORT BRIAN DECKER CAMPAIGN202330959349300023
2022Mississippians for Compassionate Care Ridgeland, MSU$15,000paidTO SUPPORT SAFE AND LEGAL PROCESS FOR PATIENTS TO OBTAIN MEDICAL MARIJUANA IN MISSISSIPPI202330959349300023
2022Friends of Tina Kotek Portland, ORU$10,000paidTO SUPPORT TINA KOTEK CAMPAIGN202330959349300023
2021Drug Policy Alliance New York, NYA$2,700,000paidTO SUPPORT ALLIANCE'S OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES202230759349300718
2021More Treatment for a Better Oregon Yes to 110 Portland, ORU$2,445,000paidTO SUPPORT OREGON MEASURE 110, DRUG DECRIMINALIZATION AND ADDICTION TREATMENT BALLOT INITIATIVE202230759349300718
2021Initiative Petition Committee No 44 Portland, ORU$472,649paidTO SUPPORT OREGON MEASURE 110, DRUG DECRIMINALIZATION AND ADDICTION TREATMENT BALLOT INITIATIVE202230759349300718
2021Smart Justice Ca Action Fund Sacramento, CAU$40,000paidTO SUPPORT MEANINGFUL CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORMS THAT PROMOTE PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUSTICE.202230759349300718
2021Safety & Justice Oregon Portland, ORA$35,000paidTO SUPPORT WORK TO ENSURE SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF OREGONS MEASURE 110 AND TO END THE CRIMINALIZATION OF ADDICTION AND EXPAND ACCESS TO RECOVERY SERVICES IN OREGON202230759349300718
2021Mississippians for Compassionate Care Ridgeland, MSU$25,000paidTO SUPPORT LEGALIZATION/ACESS OF CANNABIS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES IN MISSISSIPPI202230759349300718
2021Nj Can 2020 Newark, NJU$25,000paidTO SUPPORT LEGALIZATION OF CANNABIS FOR ADULTS IN NEW JERSEY202230759349300718
2021New Approach Montana Bozeman, MTU$25,000paidTO SUPPORT LEGALIZATION OF CANNABIS IN MONTANA202230759349300718
2021South Dakotans for Better Marijuana Laws Sioux Falls, SDU$10,000paidTO SUPPORT LEGALIZATION OF CANNABIS FOR ADULTS, DISRUPTING ARRESTS AND REDUCING GOVERNMENT WASTE IN SOUTH DAKOTA202230759349300718
2021New Approach South Dakota Sioux Falls, SDU$10,000paidTO SUPPORT LEGALIZATION OF CANNABIS FOR ADULTS, DISRUPTING ARRESTS AND REDUCING GOVERNMENT WASTE IN SOUTH DAKOTA202230759349300718
2020Drug Policy Alliance New York, NYA$10,454,562paidTO SUPPORT ALLIANCE'S OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES.202111059349301676
2020Initiative Petition Committee No 44 Portland, ORU$1,580,000paidFUNDING TO SUPPORT OREGON MEASURE 110, DRUG DECRIMINALIZATION AND ADDICTION TREATMENT BALLOT INITIATIVE202111059349301676

Match tier: A Reported EIN · B Exact name and place · C Strong name match · D Probable name match · U Unresolved. Tiers C and D are inferred, not reported; see how matching works.

Recipient matching for this dataset version has not yet completed its independent precision check. Tier A rows carry the EIN the filer reported; tiers B–D are the matcher's inference and should be read as leads until the check is published on the methodology page.

Source filings

Every figure above is traceable to one of these IRS e-file returns by its OBJECT_ID.

Returns this page is derived from
FormTax yearPeriod endFiledSchemaIRS OBJECT_ID
99020252025-05-31not stated2024v5.5202640709349301419
99020242024-05-31not stated2023v6.0202540709349300504
99020232023-05-31not stated2022v5.0202410969349300936
99020222022-05-31not stated2021v4.2202330959349300023
99020212021-05-31not stated2020v4.2202230759349300718
99020202020-05-31not stated2019v5.2202111059349301676

Derived from IRS Form 990 e-file XML; recipient identities from the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03. The same rows as Parquet: manifest; as JSON: /api/funders/521951197.json.

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