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George Soros has funneled money into U.S. causes through personal donations, his family vehicle Soros Fund Management, and a network of foundations and fiscal-sponsorship nonprofits clustered under th...
Major institutional financiers of elements of the American left include large grantmaking intermediaries such as the Sixteen Thirty Fund, progressive think tanks like the Center for American Progress,...
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...
Transparency about funding for left‑wing activist groups in the U.S. is partial and uneven: many powerful hubs of left‑of‑center political spending operate as 501(c) or similar nonprofits that are not...
Dark money — spending by nonprofits and shell companies that don’t disclose donors — hit record levels in the 2024 cycle, with analysts estimating roughly $1.9–$2.0 billion poured into federal races a...
George Soros has directed substantial philanthropic spending toward ; his money flows through complex nonprofit networks such as the Open Society Foundations, Open Society Policy Center, and allied or...
Claims that “Democrats pay protesters through nonprofits associated with the Democratic Party” appear frequently in political rhetoric, but the available sources do not show evidence that the Democrat...
Arabella Advisors manages and advises a network that handled roughly $1.2 billion in revenue across its four nonprofit subsidiaries in 2023, funnels large sums through vehicles such as the New Venture...
Dark money vehicles—principally 501(c) “social welfare” nonprofits and allied fiscal structures—play a major funding role in left‑wing activism by channeling large, often anonymous donations into advo...
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...
Available reporting and campaign‑finance datasets in the provided sources do not identify any major Open Society / Soros‑funded organization explicitly making independent expenditures or running adver...
Reported filings and investigative coverage show that George Soros’s network funneled large sums into a mix of super PACs and nonprofit intermediaries tied to Democratic causes in the 2024 cycle; Demo...
Federal filings and reporting show George Soros-linked vehicles and allied nonprofit intermediaries were active in the 2024 cycle through large transfers to PACs and dark‑money nonprofits, disclosed i...
such as and act as intermediaries that collect major philanthropic dollars, provide fiscal sponsorship and donor-advised services, and regrant to projects and campaigns—often enabling donor anonymity ...
such as act as umbrella organizations that contract, incubate, and pay for projects while serving as the legal home for those initiatives; they receive donations and then regrant or spend those funds ...
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...
Researchers trace “dark money” through a mix of public records analysis, advertising and platform data aggregation, nonprofit tax forms, network-mapping of intermediary groups, and on-the-ground docum...
Arabella Advisors and its affiliated nonprofits — prominently the Sixteen Thirty Fund and the New Venture Fund — use fiscal sponsorship and a for‑profit management layer to route large sums into polit...
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...
Independent analyses find that “dark money” — spending by nonprofits and shell companies that do not disclose donors — was a major and growing part of 2024 election finance: the Brennan Center estimat...