We are excited to again partner with Four Phantoms Brewing Co to bring you drag, bingo and brews! Hosted by Blu Berri Moore! $20 for 10 rounds of bingo, prizes each round!
We are excited to again partner with Four Phantoms Brewing Co to bring you drag, bingo and brews! Hosted by Blu Berri Moore! $20 for 10 rounds of bingo, prizes each round!
Join us for a discussion on Wednesday, March 20.
PDF announced grant awards to 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 $170,000 granted this spring.
Our gala recognized outstanding social justice organizers and organizations making a significant impact in our communities with the Truth Awards. Congratulations to Aramis Sundiata, Springfield No One Leaves, and Paul Haible; our award recipients!
Thank you to our sponsors:
Access Strategies Fund
Beveridge Family Foundation
Cypress Fund
Dean's Beans Organic Coffee
Greenfield Savings Bank
Krupp Family Foundation
Peoples Bank
Discover how PDF is prioritizing vulnerable groups, shifting its rapid response fund, and building collaborations to support grassroots partners during these uncertain times. If you would like to be mailed a copy of the newsletter, email us at peacedevfund@gmail.com
“With financial support from PDF, we organized large-scale teach-ins and demonstrations alongside labor unions, trade-displaced workers, diaspora communities, international solidarity activists, digital privacy activists, public health groups, and climate activists to halt a trade deal that would have had disastrous impacts on jobs, wages, labor rights, climate action, consumer privacy and monopoly power” -Julie Bouanna, Executive Director, Washington Fair Trade Education Coalition
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…
We are thrilled to announce our Land Justice Fund, honoring the work of our former ED Paul Haible!
![We're thrilled to shine a light on DecrimSexWorkCA, a sex worker-led coalition dedicated to advancing the human rights, safety, and well-being of sex workers across California. We had the honor of awarding them a 2025 Seeding the Movement Fund grant!
"It's difficult to put into words how much this [grant] means to us, our work, and our community, especially right now at such a pivotal and urgent time. We are so stoked to be able to put this money to immediate use to build power and unity among sex workers in CA. Every gesture of support counts and this generous grant will make a huge difference."- Cocoa Makati](https://www.peacedevelopmentfund.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
