Aft - Wisconsin

Sixteen Thirty Fund

Washington, DC

SIXTEEN THIRTY FUND supports social-change projects focused on areas including racial justice, voting access, health care, climate, and democracy, with work across the United States. In 2024, its grants ranged from $5,700 to $27.85 million, with a median of $115,000. It generally requires a written application, but the profile does not say whether it accepts unsolicited requests.

International Association of Fire Fighters A0047

Madison, WI

The objectives of the professional fire fighters of Wisconsin, inc. Shall be to cultivate a closer feeling of friendship and fellowship among the fire fighters/emergency medical personnel of the state of Wisconsin; the promotion of legislation to advance the interests of fire fighters/emergency medical personnel; to maintain and improve an effective and substantial pension law; to promote a safe and healthy working environment for fire fighters/emergency medical personnel as possible; to promote emergency medical services as a fire-based service; to protect the fire fighters/emergency medical personnel in their positions; and the maintenance and improvement of the right to collective bargaining for the fire fighters/emergency medical personnel in every department in the state of Wisconsin.

Run for Something Action Fund

Washington, DC

The organization's mission is to recruit, support and mobilize diverse young people to get involved in the civic life of their communities on a nonpartisan basis, especially state and local government. The organization is committed to building the next generation of civic-minded, engaged, voters.

Wisconsin Laborers' District Council

Deforest, WI

To protect and improve the lives of its members through family supporting wages and benefits, as well as through programs and services designed to make its members the safest, most skilled and productive workers in the laborers industry.

Rusinow Family Charitable Foundation

Grafton, WI

America Votes

Washington, DC

America Votes’ Education Fund makes grants to expand ballot access, voter education and participation, particularly among young people and communities of color, while its broader work supports democracy and voting rights. In 2025, grants ranged from $10,000 to $13.945 million, with a median of $500,000; its work spans more than 20 states, and grant dollars went mostly to recipients in Washington, DC. The profile does not state whether it accepts unsolicited requests.