Economic Hardship Reporting Project

Brooklyn, NY ·EIN 85-4054380 ·Grant funding profile from IRS 990 filings

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$3.5M received 11 funders 24 grants · 2021–2024

Who funds Economic Hardship Reporting Project?

Economic Hardship Reporting Project is funded by 11 grantmakers, led by Institute for Policy Studies ($1.6M), The Ford Foundation ($450K), The Melville Charitable Trust Inc ($450K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $3.5M in grants to Economic Hardship Reporting Project between 2021–2024.

FunderTotal givenGrantsYears
Institute for Policy Studies$1,550,00232021–2024
The Ford Foundation$450,00022023–2024
The Melville Charitable Trust Inc$450,00032021–2023
Silicon Valley Community Foundation$432,00042021–2024
Omidyar Network Fund Inc$335,00032022–2024
The James Irvine Foundation$170,00012022
The Puffin Foundation Ltd$30,00012024
The New York Community Trust$23,00022023–2024
National Philanthropic Trust$10,00012022
The Grace R and Alan D Marcus Foundation$4,00032021–2024
Independence Public Media of$1,00012021

What grants has Economic Hardship Reporting Project received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2024The Ford FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT$300,000
2024Institute for Policy StudiesPROGRAM SUPPORT$250,000
2024Silicon Valley Community FoundationArts & Culture$102,000
2024Omidyar Network Fund IncSupport Grantee's fundraising plan so it can carry on its charitable mission$35,000
2024The Puffin Foundation LtdUNRESTRICTED GRANT TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION'S EXEMPT PURPOSE.$30,000
2024The New York Community TrustFOR GENERAL SUPPORT.$12,500
2024The Grace R and Alan D Marcus FoundationSUPPORT CHARITIABLE ACTIVITIES$1,000
2023The Melville Charitable Trust IncGENERAL OPERATING GRANT$300,000
2023The Ford FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT$150,000
2023Omidyar Network Fund IncGeneral operating support$150,000
2023Silicon Valley Community FoundationArts & Culture$115,000
2023The New York Community TrustFOR GENERAL SUPPORT.$10,500
2023The Grace R and Alan D Marcus FoundationSUPPORT CHARITIABLE ACTIVITIES$2,000
2022Institute for Policy StudiesPROGRAM SUPPORT$500,000
2022The James Irvine FoundationTo support journalism capacity.$170,000
2022Omidyar Network Fund IncGeneral operating support$150,000
2022Silicon Valley Community FoundationArts & Culture$115,000
2022The Melville Charitable Trust IncGENERAL OPERATING GRANT$75,000
2022National Philanthropic TrustCULTURE & ARTS$10,000
2021Institute for Policy StudiesRESEARCH$800,002
2021Silicon Valley Community FoundationGeneral Nonprofit Support$100,000
2021The Melville Charitable Trust IncA ONE-YEAR PROJECT GRANT OF $75,000 TO THE ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECT TO SUPPORT THREE PROMISING EMERGING JOURNALISTSWOMEN, BIPOC, LOW-INCOME, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIESWHO WILL PUBLISH A TOTAL OF 18-20 STORIES ON THE ROOT CAUSES OF HOMELESSNESS AND HOUSING INSTABILITY.$75,000
2021Independence Public Media ofBOARD OR STAFF DONATION$1,000
2021The Grace R and Alan D Marcus FoundationSUPPORT CHARITIABLE ACTIVITIES$1,000

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds Economic Hardship Reporting Project?

Economic Hardship Reporting Project is funded by 11 grantmakers, led by Institute for Policy Studies ($1.6M), The Ford Foundation ($450K), The Melville Charitable Trust Inc ($450K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $3.5M in grants to Economic Hardship Reporting Project between 2021–2024.

Who is Economic Hardship Reporting Project's largest funder?

Institute for Policy Studies is the largest recorded funder of Economic Hardship Reporting Project, with $1.6M across 3 grants (2021–2024).

How much grant funding has Economic Hardship Reporting Project received?

IRS 990 filings record $3.5M in grants to Economic Hardship Reporting Project across 24 grants from 11 funders between 2021–2024. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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