Five Things to Know About Unbound Philanthropy’s Funding for Immigrants and Refugees

Five Things to Know About Unbound Philanthropy’s Funding for Immigrants and Refugees

Dedicated to building welcoming societies and just systems for people on the move, Unbound Philanthropy funds in both the U.S. and the U.K. These days, it’s seeking to shine a light on solutions around climate-driven migration.

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Two Immigration Nonprofits Decided to Merge. Here's How Their Funders Reacted

Two Immigration Nonprofits Decided to Merge. Here's How Their Funders Reacted

Last month, the American Immigration Council and New American Economy announced they were combining their operations. Such nonprofit mergers are rare. According to some funders, maybe they shouldn’t be.

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“Be Vigilant.” Immigration Funders Look Toward 2021 with Cautious Optimism

“Be Vigilant.” Immigration Funders Look Toward 2021 with Cautious Optimism

Immigrant advocates are gearing up for long-haul advocacy to hold the Biden administration to its promises and roll back Trump-era policies. For the funders backing them, the past four years have been as illuminating as they’ve been grim.

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Building on #MeToo, Foundations Look to Change Workplaces in the U.S. and Around the World

Building on #MeToo, Foundations Look to Change Workplaces in the U.S. and Around the World

Translating early energy and activism into long-term change is a persistent challenge of social movements. A major new funding collaborative seeks to keep the momentum of #MeToo alive with millions in grants to challenge workplace harassment.

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This Funder is Laser-Focused on Immigration. Have You Heard of It?

This Funder is Laser-Focused on Immigration. Have You Heard of It?

Unbound Philanthropy was founded in 2003, when humane immigration policies commanded bipartisan support. Lately, though, this low-profile grantmaker has been at the center of a raging national debate. 

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