World Future Fund Grant

The World Future Fund Grant aims to create a sustainable future by addressing social and economic imbalances. It prioritizes funding organizations that promote social democracy and enhance public welfare, particularly in the USA and Europe. By fostering coalitions and supporting educational initiatives, the fund seeks to empower communities to engage with pressing societal issues. The grant encourages innovative approaches to leadership and outreach, especially among youth, to inspire positive change and tackle global challenges.

NOTE: Organizations seeking grants should send an introductory letter summarizing their project to the designated email address. If they are interested, they will contact you.
There needs to be a giant change in direction. We are interested in working with and funding groups that have a similar commitment. Our grant program is aimed at areas where other organizations may be better organized than we are, so a grant is more efficient that a WFF program.
The World Future Fund is a non-profit organization that has been set up to do research and to educate people about the need for a greater commitment to investment in the future.
Priorities
A key goal is creating a sane society here at home in America. This means creating a social democratic society with basic government services that protect the people. America is nothing short of social chamber of horrors among developed states with astronomical levels of child poverty, millions in jail and no universal health insurance.
A particular priority is the creation of a system which places labor union representatives on corporate boards.

Eligibility

In certain unique situations we make grants to other non-profit organizations. Such organizations must be compatible with our main goals as defined on this web site.Geographic Scope of Grants:USA
Europe (Particularly Germany and Norway)RussiaPakistanBoliviaWhat we do fund:Leadership education and networking.
Speaking truth to power!
What is your ability to reach top decision makers in government, the media and the public interest world?
Like who?
In the case of the media this means contacting those who control the media... not just appearing in media.
Building coalitions for action.
Must be connected to specific issues not hot air.
Technology.
We fund web upgrades, smart phone upgrades and so on.
Outreach to political artists.
Very important!
Multicultural education, particularly in west.
Very important!

Ineligibility

We do not make grants to individuals. However, we sometimes offer consulting contracts to individuals who want to work on projects that are compatible with our goals. What we don't fund:Long-winded intellectual studies. No. We don't fund these. So tired of being bombarded with this sort of stuff.
Seminars (except for those related to mobilizing lobbying). Decision makers rarely attend these. Seminars on Capital Hill for Congressional and Senate staff could be an exception.Vague talk about "reaching the people". You may be sending a billion e mails or whatever. If it's not connected to a clear strategy on specific issues... who cares?A media only strategy. Better than nothing but not adequate. A lot of decision makers will not read this stuff.