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Executive Summary Indivisible’s nonprofit arm derives its revenue from a mix of , with foundations and major gifts historically supplying the largest shares, while the organization disavows corporate ...
The available analyses offer conflicting lists of Indivisible’s largest donors: one summary names smaller individual gifts like and while another OpenSecrets-derived summary lists multi-hundred-thousa...
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’s funding picture differs by entity: public summaries and financial reports indicate money comes from a mix of , while separate reports assert substantial grants from the Open Society netw...
Indivisible has reported distributing over in direct support to local Indivisible groups in 2023, but the materials examined do name the specific donors underwriting that money or other groups tied to...
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...
Tides Foundation served as the fiscal sponsor or pass-through for the Indivisible movement’s charitable arm (originally the Indivisible Fund, later Indivisible Civics), and reporting indicates materia...
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 Indivisible movement's publicly stated core values center on building and advancing progressive policy goals through locally led, nationally coordinated grassroots action. Indivisible emphasizes ,...
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 ...
Indivisible’s publicly available materials and the supplied analyses do not identify a clear set of “major donors associated with Indivisible’s founding.” The documents reviewed show that Indivisible ...
Local Indivisible groups operate as a decentralized grassroots network that endorses candidates, runs voter-contact programs (canvasses, phone banks), and mobilizes volunteers and donors to help Democ...
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...
Publicly available filings and nonprofit databases show that ’s tax returns (Form 990s) are accessible through ’s Nonprofit Explorer and related services, and secondary trackers report some foundation...
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...
and reporting show a 2023 combined revenue in the low‑to‑mid tens of millions and make clear the organization is funded by a mix of small individual donations, larger individual gifts, and foundation ...
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 co‑founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin remain publicly active in national coordination, weekly calls and trainings, and campaign mobilizations: the Indivisible homepage and trainings ...
Indivisible’s co‑founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin remain central hands‑on figures in a national progressive organizing network: they co‑lead weekly national calls that draw thousands, run the na...
Indivisible’s national organizations have received sizeable foundation grants alongside smaller-dollar fundraising: reporting and financial disclosures cite millions from foundations including Open So...