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Grants paid by Economic Security Project Action Inc

EIN 83-2050594 · New York, NY · Form 990, Schedule I · NTEE W05

Economic Security Project Action Inc of New York, NY (EIN 83-2050594) reported 46 grants paid totaling $2,305,318 to 38 recipients in tax years 2020–2024, on Form 990, Schedule I. Derived from IRS e-file data, dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

Grants paid

$2,305,318

46 grants

Recipients

38

distinct organizations

Tax years

2020–2024

4 filings in the corpus

By tax year

Grants by tax year, as the same figures
Tax yearGrants paidAmount paidApproved for future
202015$847,839
20227$225,000
202312$252,500
202412$979,979

Top recipients

The 38 recipients receiving the most from Economic Security Project Action Inc, by grants paid, out of 38 distinct recipients.

Recipients ranked by total grants paid
RecipientMatchLocationGrantsTotal paidLatest year
Economic Security Project Inc 85-3888872ANew York, NY1$482,2792024
Fight Corporate Monopolies 82-5097446AWashington, DC1$300,0002020
The Tech Oversight Project 87-4209086AWashington, DC2$170,0002023
P Street 27-3204744AWashington, DC3$135,0002024
The New York Immigration Coalition 13-3573409ANew York, NY2$120,0002024
People's Action 26-2613701AChicago, IL1$75,0002020
Center for Popular Democracy Action Fund 45-3860271ABrooklyn, NY1$75,0002020
Demand Progress 26-4486735AWashington, DC1$75,0002020
Social Security Works 46-1373125AWashington, DC1$75,0002020
Freedom Virginia Inc 85-1257540ANorfolk, VA1$70,0002024
Mecep Action 85-1999247AAugusta, ME1$65,0002024
Washington State Budget & Policy Center 72-1612982ASeattle, WA2$57,5002024
Pennsylvania Policy Center 92-2499848AHarrisburg, PA1$45,0002024
United for Respect 83-4485353ABrooklyn, NY1$40,0002020
Public Citizen 23-7104508AWashington, DC1$35,0002020
Action Center On Race and the Economy 82-1199695AChicago, IL1$35,0002020
Cash Campaign of Maryland 81-4607977ABaltimore, MD2$35,0002024
Progressive Change Campaign Committee 26-3881408AWashington, DC1$32,8392020
Fight for the Future Inc 45-3951426ABoston, MA2$30,0002023
Parentstogether Action 81-2699957AWashington, DC1$25,0002020
Momsrising Together 20-4448446ABellevue, WA1$25,0002024
Empire State Voices Inc 92-2925787ANew York, NY1$25,0002023
DC Fiscal Policy Institute Inc 82-2103918AWashington, DC1$25,0002023
Our Revolution 81-3260391AWashington, DC1$25,0002022
New Jersey Policy Perspective Inc 22-3492715ATrenton, NJ1$25,0002024
Solid Ground Washington 23-7421892ASeattle, WA1$24,0002020
Fuse Innovation Fund 26-0573960ASeattle, WA1$23,5002020
New York Communities for Change 27-1359103ABrooklyn, NY1$20,0002022
US Pirg 04-2790740ADenver, CO1$20,0002023
Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center Inc 04-2967537ABoston, MA2$17,7002024
Nebraska Appleseed 47-0798343ALincoln, NE1$15,0002023
Oregon Center for Public Policy 93-1186075APortland, OR1$15,0002024
R Street Institute 26-3477125AWashington, DC1$15,0002020
Illinois Immigrant Action 26-3187498AChicago, IL1$12,5002022
Boston Medical Center Corporation Obo Childrens Healthwatch 04-3314093ABoston, MA1$10,0002022
Our Power 84-4695042APortland, ME1$10,0002023
Make the Road Action Inc 27-1408443ABrooklyn, NY1$10,0002023
Hawaii Appleseed Center for Law 76-0748976AHonolulu, HI1$10,0002023

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 46 grant rows this organization reported, most recent first.

Grants reported by Economic Security Project Action Inc
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2024Economic Security Project Inc New York, NYA$482,279paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024The New York Immigration Coalition New York, NYA$90,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024P Street Project Washington, DCA$80,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024Freedom Virginia Inc Norfolk, VAA$70,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024Mecep Action Augusta, MEA$65,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024The Washington State Budget & Policy Center Seattle, WAA$50,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024Pennsylvania Policy Center Harrisburg, PAA$45,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024Momsrising Together Bellevue, WAA$25,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024New Jersey Policy Perspective Inc Trenton, NJA$25,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024Cash Campaign of Maryland Baltimore, MDA$25,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024Oregon Center for Public Policy Portland, ORA$15,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2024Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center Inc Boston, MAA$7,700paidGENERAL SUPPORT202542869349301849
2023The Tech Oversight Project Washington, DCA$50,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023Nyic Action New York, NYA$30,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023P Street Washington, DCA$27,500paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023DC Fiscal Policy Institute Inc Washington, DCA$25,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023Empire State Voices Inc New York, NYA$25,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023US Pirg Denver, COA$20,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023Fight for the Future Inc Boston, MAA$20,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023Nebraska Appleseed Lincoln, NEA$15,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023Our Power Portland, MEA$10,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023Hawaii Appleseed Center for Law Honolulu, HIA$10,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023Make the Road Action Inc Brooklyn, NYA$10,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2023Cash Campaign of Maryland Baltimore, MDA$10,000paidGENERAL SUPPORT202442289349302444
2022The Tech Oversight Project Washington, DCA$120,000paidTHE OBJECTIVE OF THE TECH OVERSIGHT PROJECT (TOP) IS TO INFLUENCE PUBLIC DIALOGUE AND LAWMAKERS' POSITIONS AND ACTIONS DURING THE ONGOING DEBATE OVER ANTITRUST AND COMPETITION POLICIES, IN ORDER TO HAVE MEANINGFUL ANTITRUST LEGISLATION PASSED DURING THE SECOND SESSION OF THE 117TH CONGRESS. TOP WILL COMPLEMENT, AMPLIFY, AND ACCELERATE THE WORK DONE BY THE MANY PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STAKEHOLDERS OF THE ANTI-MONOPOLY SPACE.202303189349302955
2022P Street Washington, DCA$27,500paidCHILD TAX CREDIT: ONGOING INTEL ABOUT THE STATE OF PLAY OF OVERALL NEGOTIATIONS, INCLUDING ANYTHING WE GLEAN ABOUTCTC. THESE WILL RIDE THE WAVE OF EXISTING MEETINGS WE SET UP ON MULTIPLE ISSUES INCLUDING WITH OFFICES LIKE SCHUMER, WYDEN, WH, HOUSE LEADERSHIP, ETC. IF THERE ARE ANY STRATEGIC OPENINGS, BASED ON INTEL, FLAG THEM. START FEEDING THE IDEA THAT CTC IS A SMART CAMPAIGN ISSUE, TACKED ON TO EXISTING CONVERSATIONS AND A COUPLE HIGH-IMPACT SURGICAL MEETINGS. AND FEEDBACK ON MESSAGING AND FRAMING AROUND CTC. DEFENSIVE WORK SHORING UP PROGRESSIVES TO KEEP BUSINESS R&D OUT OF ANY PACKAGE UNLESS CTC IS ALSO INCLUDED THIS WILL ALSO BE TACKED ONTO EXISTING MEETINGS + EMAIL OUTREACH. IF THERE ARE ANY RIPE QUESTIONS ON CTC/EITC IMPLEMENTATION WE CAN TACK ON TO ADMINISTRATION MEETINGS, WE WILL DO THAT. THIS COULD INCLUDE HOW TO EXECUTE AN EXPERIMENT ON OUTREACH TO NONFILERS TO HELP THEM CLAIM THE CTC202303189349302955
2022Our Revolution Washington, DCA$25,000paidWE ARE REQUESTING THE RESOURCES NECESSARY TO TAKE OUR WORK TO THE NEXT LEVEL. SIGNIFICANTLY, OUR REVOLUTION HAS A PROGRESSIVE ACTIVIST & VOTER DATABASE OF NEARLY 10 MILLION CONTACTS AROUND THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING A LARGE CONCENTRATION IN THE KEY STATES OF CALIFORNIA AND WASHINGTON. WITH THIS GRANT, OUR REVOLUTION WILL BE ABLE TO MOBILIZE OUR MEMBERS AND STRATEGICALLY ENGAGE THEM IN THE CAMPAIGN.202303189349302955
2022New York Communities for Change Brooklyn, NYA$20,000paidOUR GOAL IS TO PASS THE 21ST CENTURY ANTI-TRUST ACT THROUGH THE NY STATE LEGISLATURE. THIS WOULD MAKE NEW YORK THE LEADER PLAYING AN INFLUENTIAL ROLE IN HELPING CREATE PRESSURE ON THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND OTHER STATES TO STRENGTHEN THEIR OWN ANTITRUST LAWS.202303189349302955
2022Illinois Immigrant Action Chicago, ILA$12,500paidILLINOIS GOALS: GET MOCS TO PUBLICLY SAY THEY WON'T VOTE FOR ANY CORPORATE TAX BREAKS IN A TAX PACKAGE UNLESS THE CTC IS IN THERE TOO. HOLD DISTRICT MEETINGS, IDEALLY WITH A PARENT AND ONE OR TWO OTHER IN-STATE ADVOCACY ORGS. COORDINATE GROUPS TO SIGN ON TO COALITION LETTER HOLD ONE PRESS CONFERENCE OR OTHER LOCAL MEDIA EVENT, IDEALLY FEATURING ONE OR MORE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS PRAISING THE CTC AND IDEALLY REPEATING OUR LINE IN THE SAND CONSTITUENT COMMUNICATION DIRECTED AT MOCS (CALLS, EMAILS, SOCIAL MEDIA, ETC.) DIRECT CANDIDATE ENGAGEMENT IN PUBLIC WHERE/ WHEN POSSIBLE (I.E. BIRDDOGGING)202303189349302955
2022Boston Medical Center Corporation Obo Childrens Healthwatch Boston, MAA$10,000paidMASSACHUSETTS GOALS:202303189349302955
2022Fight for the Future Inc Boston, MAA$10,000paidFIGHT FOR THE FUTURE SEEKS FUNDING IN ORDER TO TAKE ON A RAPID-RESPONSE "CAMPAIGN SPRINT," WITH THE GOAL OF PASSING THE PACKAGE OF ANTITRUST BILLS TARGETING BIG TECH THROUGH THE HOUSE AND SENATE THIS YEAR.202303189349302955
2020Fight Corporate Monopolies Washington, DCA$300,000paidTO EDUCATE THE GENRAL PUBLIC ON THE HARM CAUSED BY MONOPOLIES; TO EXPLORE THE RESONANCEOF ANTI-MONOPOLY MESSAGES DEPLOYED IN STATE AND LOCAL CONTEXTS.202113159349304756
2020Center for Popular Democracy Action Fund Brooklyn, NYA$75,000paidTO ASK LOCAL OFFICIALS TO PETITION THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO EXERCISE ITS ANTI-MONOPOLY POWERS FOR COVID-19 RELATED TREATMENTS AND VACCINES AND A LIMITED NUMBER OF ESSENTIAL MEDICINES.202113159349304756
2020Social Security Works Washington, DCA$75,000paidTO SUPPORT CHANGING THE NARRATIVE AROUND LOWERING PRESCRIPTION DRUG PRICES AND BREAKING PHARMA'S MONOPOLIES.202113159349304756
2020People's Action Chicago, ILA$75,000paidTO LAUNCH A COMMUNITY-POWERED ANTI-MONOPOLY CAMPAIGN THAT CALLS ON THE GOVERNMENT TO ENSURE EVERYONE GETS THE MEDICINE THEY NEED DURING THE PANDEMIC.202113159349304756
2020Demand Progress Washington, DCA$75,000paidTO SUPPORT DEMAND PROGRESS IN THEIR ONGOING EFFORTS TO CONTEST THE POWER OF THE DOMINANT ONLINE PLATFORMS.202113159349304756
2020United for Respect Brooklyn, NYA$40,000paidTO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF THE ATHENA COALITION TO ENGAGE IN NATIONALLY COORDINATED LOCA, STATE, AND REGIONAL LOBBYING ACTIVITY AND PUBLIC ACTION ON THE ISSUE OF MONOPOLIES AND CORPORATE CONCENTRATION OF POWER WEALTH.202113159349304756
2020Action Center On Race and the Economy Chicago, ILA$35,000paidSUPPORT THE ADVOCACY FOR RACE-CONCIOUS ANTI-MONOPOLY PHARMA POLICY202113159349304756
2020Public Citizen Washington, DCA$35,000paidTO SUPPORT ANTIMONOPOLY CAMPAIGNING IN THE PHARMACEUTICALS SECTOR.202113159349304756
2020Progressive Change Campaign Committee Washington, DCA$32,839paidUSED FOR PCCC CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, SOCIAL WELFARE PURPOSES, OR FOR SECTION 527 EXEMPT FUNCTION ACTIVITIES.202113159349304756
2020Parentstogether Action Washington, DCA$25,000paidTO MAKE THE ECONOMIC PAIN THAT MANY FAMILIES ARE EXPERIENCING AS A RESULT OF THE CORONAVIRUS EPIDEMIC SUBSTANTIALLY MORE VISIBLE TO ELITES AND THE PUBLIC, AND TO ORGANIZE PARENTS RAISE THEIR VOICES, TO SUPPORT THE URGENT CALL FOR EMERGENCY MONEY TO THE PEOPLE.202113159349304756
2020Solid Ground Washington Seattle, WAA$24,000paidTO SUPPORT THE WORK OF WASHINGTON STATEWIDE POVERTY ACTION NETWORK ON THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE WORKING FAMILIES TAX CREDIT IN WASHINGTON STATE.202113159349304756
2020Fuse Innovation Fund Seattle, WAA$23,500paidTO ADVANCE A WASHINGTON STATE WORKING FAMILIES TAX CREDIT IN 2020.202113159349304756
2020R Street Institute Washington, DCA$15,000paidFOR THE GENERAL OPERATING FUND.202113159349304756
2020Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center Inc Boston, MAA$10,000paidTO ADVOCATE FOR A COST-OF-LIVING REFUND IN MASSACHUSETTS202113159349304756
2020Washington State Budget & Policy Center Seattle, WAA$7,500paidTO ADVANCE WORKING FAMILIES TAX CREDIT IN WASHINGTON STATE.202113159349304756

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
99020242024-12-31not stated2024v5.2202542869349301849
99020232023-12-31not stated2023v5.1202442289349302444
99020222022-12-31not stated2022v5.0202303189349302955
99020202020-12-31not stated2020v4.1202113159349304756

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