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George Soros' Open Society Foundations (OSF) and related entities have provided to Indivisible and groups tied to the "No Kings" protests, with reported OSF funding to Indivisible in the range of in r...
President Donald Trump and several Republican figures publicly asserted that George Soros funded the nationwide "No Kings" protests, but available reporting shows ; press accounts identify grants from...
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 ...
Available reporting shows Indivisible’s funding mix includes both small-dollar donors and sizable foundation grants; in 2019 the organization reported $14.9 million in new funds with foundations suppl...
Indivisible’s national organizations have received sizeable foundation grants alongside smaller-dollar fundraising: reporting and financial disclosures cite millions from foundations including Open So...
Reported public records and media reporting indicate that the has made multi‑million dollar grants to and to the in recent years; those grants are described in secondary reporting as general operating...
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 ...
The Open Society Foundations (OSF) has continued large-scale grantmaking in the United States since 2017, funding a broad spectrum of advocacy, civil-rights, racial-justice, immigrant-rights, labor an...