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Indivisible’s operating budget, as reported for 2023, combines two affiliated arms — ) and — which together raised roughly in that year: approximately $6.5 million for Indivisible Project and $4.9 mil...
Indivisible grew out of a 2016 Google Doc and was formalized by former congressional staffers, most prominently co‑founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin; other early authors included Jeremy Haile and...
Indivisible began in late 2016 as a grassroots guide that rapidly spawned thousands of local groups and fundraising from small donors, but its funding profile shifted within a few years toward larger ...
Reporting shows Indivisible has raised millions from a mix of small online donors and larger foundations and wealthy individuals since its founding in late 2016; major names repeatedly mentioned in th...
The public record shows money flowing from wealthy progressive donors, dark‑money intermediaries and donor-advised networks into nonprofits and activist infrastructure that sometimes organize protests...
Indivisible’s publicly traceable funding mix includes large, named grants from progressive foundations — most prominently multiple multi‑million dollar grants from George Soros’s Open Society network ...
Yes — Indivisible has received funding from prominent progressive individuals, foundations and donor networks while also emphasizing small-dollar grassroots donations; reporting identifies named high‑...
Indivisible’s financing since 2016 has been a mix of grassroots small donations and a handful of well‑known wealthy backers and foundations; reporting and disclosure snapshots identify Reid Hoffman an...
Public reporting shows a mix of named high‑net‑worth donors, large foundation grants, and substantial individual fundraising connected to and its affiliated entities, but the public record is fragment...
George Soros primarily channels philanthropic and political funding through the Open Society Foundations (OSF), a global grantmaking network that has received more than $32 billion in donations from S...
Major donors have materially changed Indivisible’s financial mix and capacity: by 2019 foundation grants and major gifts made up the bulk of newly reported revenue—Indivisible said it raised $14.9 mil...
Indivisible’s national organizations have received sizeable foundation grants alongside smaller-dollar fundraising: reporting and financial disclosures cite millions from foundations including Open So...
Corporate-aligned Democratic donors after the 2024 cycle gravitated toward a mix of damage-control, stability and pragmatic electoral strategies that prioritized winning marginal federal and statewide...
Since 2016 Democracy Alliance–linked donors have shifted from quiet infrastructure building to more overt pooled-fund and stewardship strategies — funding voter-file work, state “infrastructure” funds...
Indivisible’s funding picture, as reflected in the provided reporting, shows a mix of mass small-dollar contributions and identifiable large gifts from wealthy individuals and left‑of‑center foundatio...
George Soros’s philanthropic network is large, global and intentionally interwoven with political advocacy—deploying both charitable grants and politically active vehicles to advance progressive cause...
Indivisible and the Democratic Party are closely aligned in personnel, fundraising ecosystems, shared goals and campaign activity, but they are not legally the same entity; that mixture creates condit...
George Soros and the foundations he controls — principally the Open Society Foundations and affiliated vehicles — fund a broad network of U.S. political organizations, progressive infrastructure group...
Indivisible’s funding is a hybrid of small-dollar grassroots donations and significant foundation and wealthy-donor support: reporting in 2017 put nearly $6 million raised since inception from small d...
Conflicts between Indivisible’s grassroots leaders and its funders are reported indirectly rather than as a sustained, documented public dispute: reporting notes major donors (Reid Hoffman, Democracy ...