The Immigrants Belong Fund and @defineamerican.bsky.social are amplifying immigrant voices and driving real change. Experience how storytelling sparks hope and justice—read our latest blog --> bit.ly/4oFKfxq

#ElectionDay is a reminder that democracy needs you to GET OFF YOUR ASSETS. Voter access is under threat from new laws and disinformation, but your action can make a difference. Join Tides’ Healthy Democracy Fund. Read our blog to learn more: http://bit.ly/43C91G7

This giving season, support a future where LGBTQ+ people thrive. Join Tides in breaking barriers—read our latest blog to see how your support makes change possible: http://bit.ly/43C91G7 #GetOffYourAssets

Immigrants face barriers that harm their rights and dignity. Tides’ I-Belong Fund is fueling a narrative movement to rebuild compassion and belonging. Read more on the Tides blog: http://bit.ly/43C91G7

Extreme weather and pollution hit frontline communities hardest — but they also lead the solutions. Through WE LEAD and the Frontline Justice Fund, Tides backs communities driving climate justice solutions. Get off your assets and fund change. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3KY7gwG

Communities need you to get off your assets. Rising costs and funding shortages are pushing basic needs further out of reach, with 85% of nonprofits expecting higher demand.
It’s time to move money out of your DAF—and add more to it—to meet this moment.

Cyndi Lauper's Girls Just Want To Have Fundamental Rights fund at Tides Foundation has announced its second round of grants to support organizations addressing issues impacting the lives of women and girls around the world.

Learn more and get involved: www.cyndilauper.com/fund

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Tides joins 200+ philanthropic leaders in the #UniteInAdvance campaign to defend the freedom to give. As threats to nonprofits grow, we unite to protect our rights and communities. Learn more: nonprofitquarterly.org/unite-in-adv...

On this day in 1942, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, which led to the incarceration of 122,000 Japanese Americans. Nearly 70,000 were US citizens.

We remember the tragedies of the past and recommit to fighting for justice in the present. Nidoto Nai Yoni: Let it not happen again.

Photos from It's Bigger Than Us in Los Angeles, where over 1,800 volunteers have showed up to help distribute supplies since the LA wildfires first started.

A new fire is burning now. Read our guide to LA wildfire relief: www.tides.org/blog/how-to-...

Remembering Cecile Richards today. She dedicated her life to advancing reproductive justice, and we're going to honor her legacy by not giving up. Rest in power.

Heroism after Hurricane Helene:

➡️ Partnership for Appalachian Girls’ Education (PAGE) sent out care packages even as their own offices were destroyed by flooding.

➡️ PODER Emma set up a bilingual phone bank to provide translation support for aid workers throughout NC.

So many more stories.

"Politics is personal. That, however, doesn’t mean it’s ideological. It means that one cares about what she or he is doing, what he or she is writing....

Photographers direct the eye toward a particular object. We who write, one hopes, are directing the heart and the soul."

—Nikki Giovanni

This is huge: The Trans Justice Funding Project, a fund at Tides Foundation, is adding 2 more grant cycles to better resource trans liberation.

They're launching big changes to make it easier to apply for funding and get funds out faster.

Proud to partner with TJFP as they meet this moment.

Reminder (from Justice Action Center, a grantee partner with Tides Foundation's Immigrants Belong fund):

We're excited about this: This year, Tides Foundation’s Jane Bagley Lehman Awards honor 5 Heroes of Youth Organizing who are mobilizing young voters, with a focus on leaders organizing to defend LGBTQ rights.

Learn more about this year's winners: www.tides.org/priority-iss...

The victory for abortion access in Ohio is a victory for justice, freedom, and the fundamental right to control our own bodies.

Tides Foundation grantee partner Ohio Organizing Collaborative shared these photos from the polls today. Thank you to everyone who worked so hard to get out the vote!

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We shift power to groups that have historically been denied power.

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📸: Tides Foundation partner Working Families' non-partisan pro-democracy work.