Join us for a discussion on Wednesday, March 20.
With the re-election of former President Trump, donors, organizations, organizers, are taking stock in how to be most effective against potential rollbacks of basic rights and attacks on freedom. Philanthropy has often stood on the sidelines of funding action, advocacy, and organizing. We’ve gathered organizers to share what they expect and what will be most useful, from their perspectives.
Join us for a discussion on Wednesday, March 20.
Join us for our first Drag Bingo of the year! We are excited to again partner with Four Phantoms Brewing Co to bring you drag, bingo and brews! Hosted by Fanny Lockheart!
Join us for a discussion on Wednesday, March 20.
Our annual report details our work in FY '24 and highlights PDF's dedication to the social justice movement in throughout a time of immense uncertainty in our nation and around the world. We are proud to showcase the work of the grassroots organizations we support, who are making change in their own communities. If you would like to be mailed a copy of the report, email us at peacedevfund@gmail.com
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PDF announced grant awards through their STMF to 19 social justice organizations in every region of the United States, as well as Haiti and Mexico. Each organization received grants of varying amounts for a total of $80,000 granted this spring.
The Peace Development Fund is more than a grantmaker: our model of philanthropy involves direct funding, advocacy where appropriate and partnerships built around mutual respect, sharing of resources, and transparency of planning and decision-making. We endeavor to be a key “go-to” foundation on issues of peace, human rights, social justice and environmental protection. We work to counter-balance dominant power structures by moving resources and sharing decision-making with activist groups and communities. Learn more…
A short film for PDF’s 40th Anniversary. Produced by Jamal Meneide.
