Grantees
Through 2010, the CMC has granted $11,443,517, funding a total of 31 organizations in 18 states in efforts to win marriage equality since 2004. Following is a list of grants by year. Click on the grantee organization name to link to that grantee’s website for more information on their activities and the status of marriage equality in their state.
2010 Grantees |
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CALIFORNIA |
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| Equality California Institute To support Equality California Institute’s multi-year Let California Ring campaign for education, media work, community outreach and field activities to achieve marriage equality post-Proposition 8. In coalition with dozens of groups across the state – including a wide array of civil rights and progressive organizations – this effort to educate the people of California about the freedom to marry focuses on new message analysis and development, an amplified field campaign – particularly in communities of color and communities of faith – and a comprehensive online education strategy. |
$200,000 |
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA |
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| All D.C. Families Education Coalition To support the efforts of All D.C. Families Education Coalition to further build public support for marriage equality in D.C. after the 2009-10 victory on marriage equality. This grant funds a public education and community outreach campaign to deepen appreciation for marriage equality, especially among the African-American and faith communities in Washington, D.C., so that this critical new victory takes firm hold and is preserved. Through a broad coalition of groups including those represented on the Coalition’s executive committee, this multi-level public education campaign incorporates grassroots organizing, ally building, traditional and online media outreach and social marketing, as well as other efforts. |
$240,000 |
IOWA |
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| One Iowa Education Fund To support One Iowa Education Fund’s research, public education, organizing and other grassroots efforts to advance the full acceptance of marriage equality. Having won the right to marry through the Iowa Supreme Court decision in Varnum v. Brien, One Iowa Education Fund continues these lines of work to broaden public support and understanding of marriage equality in Iowa and ensure that the freedom to marry remains secure in the state. Key strategies include public forums, house parties, message development, earned and paid media, expansion of the volunteer base, deepening of pro-marriage coalitions, and general strengthening of the One Iowa Education Fund operation. |
$125,000 |
MAINE |
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| Equality Maine Foundation To support Equality Maine Foundation in its work leading the Maine Marriage Roundtable, co-chaired by Equality Maine Foundation and Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD), in overcoming the loss of the right to marry at the ballot box in the fall of 2009. This work includes the design and launch of a new community-based organizing model that allows the coalition to build on the current broad and diverse constituency of marriage supporters in Maine, grows the already large coalition of national, state and local groups supporting this effort, and identifies and moves potential marriage equality supporters, especially in rural areas of Maine, toward supporting marriage equality. |
$225,000 |
| Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders To support Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders’ (GLAD) work with Equality Maine Foundation in a joint design and launch of a new community-based organizing model that allows both organizations to build on the current broad and diverse constituency of marriage supporters in Maine, grow the already large coalition of national, state and local groups supporting this effort, and identify and move potential marriage equality supporters. |
$25,000 |
MARYLAND |
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| Equality Maryland Foundation To support the Maryland Marriage Equality Public Education program of the Equality Maryland Foundation (EMF) by funding expenses in the areas of field/outreach programs; research; collaborations (for example close collaboration with the Maryland Black Families Alliance and the Religious Coalition for Civil Marriage Equality); and other work. With special focus on faith communities and communities of color, EMF believes that it can increase public support as it identifies new opinion leaders in target communities who support marriage, highlights stories of harm so the public understands what marriage discrimination means, and engages new faith leaders – especially African Americans and Catholics – as spokespeople to advance the freedom to marry for LGBT Marylanders. |
$125,000 |
NEW JERSEY |
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| Garden State Equality Education Fund To support Garden State Equality Education Fund in its efforts to overcome the 2010 loss of efforts to win marriage equality in New Jersey. This grant supports new grassroots organizing, research, communications and other work to further educate New Jersey residents, opinion leaders and the media on the many inadequacies of the current New Jersey civil union structure and the pressing need for full marriage equality. Alongside Lambda Legal Defense Fund’s re-opening of the original state Supreme Court case that sparked the fight for marriage equality in New Jersey, Garden State Equality Education Fund works to create an ideal environment for the state Supreme Court to mandate full marriage equality once and for all. |
$150,000 |
NEW YORK |
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| Empire State Pride Agenda Foundation To support the Marriage Equality Project of the Empire State Pride Agenda Foundation (ESPAF) in its efforts to win the freedom to marry in New York state through education, organizing, and advocacy programs aimed at deepening popular support statewide among opinion leaders, within the media, and in the general public after the 2009 loss on marriage equality in the New York State Senate. Through its Pride in Action and Marriage Ambassador programs, ESPAF works to create a broadly diverse alliance of LGBT people and allies in communities across the state, including a wide array of social justice movement leaders, government officials and other opinion leaders. |
$150,000 |
OREGON |
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| Basic Rights Oregon Education Fund To support Basic Rights Education Fund (BREF) in its work to shift public opinion to majority support for marriage equality through a mix of an evidence-based public education campaign, further research, testing and refinement of marriage messaging, grassroots organizing and expanded faith-based and racial justice organizing. Through these efforts, BREF seeks to raise awareness of discrimination against the LGBT community; educate Oregonians on the shortcomings of domestic partnership; and broaden support for full marriage equality among large sections of the Oregon population. The work includes deep commitment to racial equality concerns, including strategic outreach to and involvement of communities of color in all efforts at all levels. |
$300,000 |
RHODE ISLAND |
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| Marriage Equality Rhode Island Education Fund To support Marriage Equality Rhode Island Education Fund (MERIEF) in its significantly expanded work with key partners – including GLAD and MassEquality Education Fund – in joint efforts to win marriage equality in Rhode Island under the umbrella of the campaign Winning New England, Leading the Nation. Plans include efforts to expand activist membership in MERIEF and mobilize activists and volunteers to advocate for marriage equality, build statewide pro-marriage momentum and message consistency, and enhance existing coalitions including progressive coalition building and work with faith groups. This grant also bolsters the capacity of MERIEF to ensure a sound organizational framework and platform for the planned activities. |
$195,000 |
| Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders To support GLAD’s work with Marriage Equality Rhode Island Education Fund and MassEquality Education Fund in a joint effort to strengthen and expand movement building, enhance public education and outreach, and increase constituency support for marriage equality in Rhode Island. |
$45,000 |
| MassEquality Education Fund To support MassEquality Education Fund’s work with Marriage Equality Rhode Island Education Fund and GLAD in a joint effort to strengthen and expand movement building, enhance public education and outreach, and increase constituency support for marriage equality in Rhode Island. |
$90,000 |
WASHINGTON |
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| Equal Rights Washington Education Fund To support Equal Rights Washington Education Fund’s public education, research, grassroots organizing, coalition-building and media work across key regions of the state to better mobilize marriage equality activists, grow popular support, and continue to educate potential allies, government officials and opinion leaders. Part of these efforts focus on highlighting the limitations of Washington’s domestic partnership scheme and the ongoing need for the freedom to marry. Strategies include work within the Legal Marriage Alliance and Religious Coalition for Equality. |
$100,000 |
TOTAL 2010 |
$1,970,000 |
2009 Grantees |
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CALIFORNIA |
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| Equality California Institute To support Equality California Institute’s recently developed, integrated three-year plan of education, media work, community outreach and field activities to achieve marriage equality post-Proposition 8. This work will take place through a reinvigorated Let California Ring campaign to be comprised of dozens of groups across the state working to achieve the freedom to marry. After the defeat last fall at the ballot box, the new Let California Ring effort will draw from lessons learned in the last few years in California and elsewhere and aim to educate and mobilize the LGBT community, as well as the larger California population, on marriage equality, including a special focus on dialogue and collaborations with people of faith and people of color communities as well as other civil rights and progressive groups. |
$110,000 |
IOWA |
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| Lambda Legal Defense Fund To fund the work of Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund’s Director of Marriage Equality Education staff person, housed at One Iowa Education Fund, to advance a coordinated and compelling campaign for marriage equality statewide and to continue legal and other targeted education and organizing work, specifically around Lambda Legal’s freedom to marry case in Iowa, Varnum v. Brien. |
$75,000 |
| One Iowa Education Fund For research, public education, organizing and other grassroots efforts to advance the momentum toward marriage equality. Working with Lambda Legal and Freedom to Marry, One Iowa Education Fund organized outreach and visibility events leading up to the significant victory in the marriage lawsuit that was pending before the Iowa Supreme Court - Varnum v. Brien. Post-victory, One Iowa Education Fund will continue these lines of work to build public support and ensure that the freedom to marry remains secure in Iowa. Key strategies include public forums, house parties, message development, earned and paid media, expansion of the volunteer base, deepening of pro-marriage coalitions, and general strengthening of the One Iowa Education Fund operation. |
$200,000 |
MAINE |
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| Equality Maine Foundation To support coalition work and a comprehensive organizing, research, public education and communications campaign to build public support for the freedom to marry through the Maine Marriage Roundtable, co-chaired by Equality Maine Foundation and Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (GLAD). Work centers on educating citizens of Maine on the inherent inequality of civil union, as well as putting local faces on the work to win and keep the freedom to marry. Equality Maine Foundation is also working with MassEquality Education Fund and GLAD under the umbrella of the Winning New England, Leading the Nation campaign. |
$145,000 |
MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT |
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| Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders This grant assists GLAD in advancing its freedom to marry work in partnership with state equality organizations in Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Working in coalition with MassEquality Education Fund, GLAD will support key groups in each of these four states with targeted technical assistance in the areas of legal expertise, communications, research, and strategic partnerships under the umbrella of the Winning New England, Leading the Nation campaign. |
$85,000 |
MAINE, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT |
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| MassEquality Education Fund To support MassEquality Education Fund’s recently expanded mission to secure the freedom to marry throughout New England. MassEquality Education Fund will work in partnership with state equality organizations in Maine, Rhode Island and Vermont. Working in coalition with GLAD, MassEquality Education Fund will support key groups in each of these states with targeted technical assistance in the areas of field operations, community organizing, volunteer recruitment and training, campaign strategy development, and coalition building under the umbrella of the Winning New England, Leading the Nation campaign. |
$70,000 |
MARYLAND |
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| Equality Maryland Foundation To provide support for the Maryland Marriage Equality Public Education Project. The grant will help to cover expenses in the areas of field/outreach programs, research, collaborations and other work with special focus on religious communities and communities of color (for example close collaboration with the Maryland Black Families Alliance and the Religious Coalition for Civil Marriage Equality) to end exclusion from marriage. |
$75,000 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
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| New Hampshire Freedom to Marry Education Fund To defend the freedom to marry in New Hampshire through creation of a fuller organizational structure at New Hampshire Freedom to Marry Education Fund (NHFMEF). The grant will support special attention to building volunteer capacity and also on educating New Hampshire residents about how ending marriage discrimination does not harm or intrude upon religious institutions. Working closely with GLAD, NHFMEF will also help create and lead the New Hampshire Equality Coalition. |
$75,000 |
NEW JERSEY |
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| Garden State Equality Education Fund To support expanded grassroots organizing, research, communications and other work to educate New Jersey residents, the media, and public officials about the shortcomings of New Jersey’s civil union law and the need for the freedom to marry. Through creation of a full field department, Garden State Equality Education Fund (GSEEF) is placing special emphasis on organizing within the union movement and people of color and faith communities via its many demographic caucuses. It is also expanding its work geographically to ensure full state-wide reach in all three regions of NJ, including establishing offices in each area: North, Central, and South. CMC is also supporting a focused partnership between GSEEF and MassEquality Education Fund. |
$300,000 |
NEW YORK |
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| Empire State Pride Agenda Foundation To win the freedom to marry in New York State through education, organizing, and advocacy programs aimed at creating popular support statewide among opinion leaders, within the media, and in the general public. Through its Pride in Action and Marriage Ambassador programs, Empire State Pride Agenda Foundation (ESPAF) works to create a broadly diverse alliance of LGBT people and allies in communities across the state, including a wide array of social justice movement leaders, government officials and other opinion leaders. It is also focusing on additional research to demonstrate the genuine harm caused by exclusion from marriage. |
$250,000 |
OREGON |
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| Basic Rights Oregon Education Fund To support comprehensive public education, field work, earned media and other efforts to raise awareness on discrimination against the LGBT community; educate Oregonians on the shortcomings of domestic partnership; and broaden support for full marriage equality among large sections of the Oregon population. Key components of this effort include strengthening a state-wide network of activists, building the Speakers Bureau, Voices for Equality, and partnering with Community of Welcoming Congregations. The work includes an extensive commitment to racial equality concerns, with significant outreach to and involvement of communities of color in all efforts. |
$120,000 |
RHODE ISLAND |
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| Marriage Equality Rhode Island Education Fund To expand outreach, public education, paid media, research/polling and activities to build support for the freedom to marry, which is attainable in the not-too-distant future. This grant will bolster the organizational capacity of Marriage Equality Rhode Island Education Fund (MERIEF) to ensure a sound organizational framework for the needed activities. Along with such groups as the Rhode Island Religious Coalition for Marriage Equality, MERIEF is also working with MassEquality Education Fund and GLAD under the umbrella of the Winning New England, Leading the Nation campaign. |
$90,000 |
VERMONT |
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| Vermont Freedom to Marry Task Force To bolster expanded field organizing, intensive public education, polling and other activities to educate Vermonters about the inadequacy of civil union and the need for the freedom to marry, and to secure true equality in Vermont. Vermont Freedom to Marry Task Force is also working with MassEquality Education Fund and GLAD under the umbrella of the Winning New England, Leading the Nation campaign. |
$70,000 |
WASHINGTON |
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| Equal Rights Washington Education Fund To support public education, research and polling, grassroots organizing, coalition-building and media work across four key regions of the state to better mobilize marriage equality activists, grow popular support, and continue to educate potential allies, government officials and opinion leaders. Part of these efforts will be focused on highlighting the limitations of Washington’s domestic partnership scheme and the ongoing need for the freedom to marry. Strategies include work within the Legal Marriage Alliance and Religious Coalition for Equality, ongoing polling and related research, as well as tools such as Get Active training kit, Mobilizing for Equality dayand the Marriage Equality Post Carding project. |
$100,000 |
TOTAL 2009 |
$1,820,000 |
2008 Grantees |
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CALIFORNIA |
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Equality California Institute
To support Equality California Institute’s integrated strategy of education, community outreach and field activities coordinated through the Let California Ring campaign – a coalition comprised of over 45 organizations. After the landmark California State Supreme Court marriage equality victory in marriage cases, the Let California Ring campaign will continue to educate and mobilize the LGBT community on marriage equality as well as the larger California population, including a special focus on dialogue and collaborations with people of faith and people of color communities as well as other civil rights and progressive groups. An $80,000 grant to Equality California Institute’s 501c4 sister organization, Equality California, provided direct support to the “No on 8” Campaign to stop efforts to amend the California constitution to restrict the legal recognition of marriage and overturn the recent landmark win in the California courts. |
$430,000 |
CONNECTICUT |
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Love Makes a Family
In support of educational, media, and organizing/ally building work. This includes building momentum and message consistency around the pending Connecticut Supreme Court decision on same-sex marriage, including collaboration with GLAD. It also involves efforts to move public opinion to majority support of marriage, identify new marriage supporters and organize specific communities from faith and people of color communities to unions and business as well. Love Makes a Family is also working with MassEquality Education Fund and GLAD under the umbrella of the campaign “Winning New England, Leading the Nation.” |
$180,000 |
CONNECTICUT, MAINE, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT |
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Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders
Within the framework of GLAD’s mission to end discrimination based on sexual orientation in all forms, this grant supports GLAD’s marriage equality work in partnership with state equality organizations in Connecticut, Maine, Rhode Island and Vermont. Working in coalition with MassEquality Education Fund, GLAD will support the leading marriage equality organizations in each of these four states with targeted technical assistance in the areas of communications, legal expertise and strategic partnerships under the umbrella of the campaign “Winning New England, Leading the Nation.” |
$120,000 |
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MassEquality Education Fund
To support MassEquality’s new expanded mission to advance marriage equality throughout New England. MassEquality will work in partnership with state equality organizations in Connecticut, Maine, Rhode Island and Vermont. Working in coalition with GLAD, MassEquality will support the leading marriage equality organizations in each of these four states with targeted technical assistance in the areas of organizing, message and campaign strategy development, and coalition building under the umbrella of the campaign “Winning New England, Leading the Nation.” |
$120,000 |
IOWA |
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| Lambda Legal Defense Fund To support the Lambda’s Director of Marriage Equality Education staffer working at One Iowa Education Fund to advance a coordinated and compelling campaign for marriage equality statewide and to continue education and other organizing work around Lambda’s marriage equality case in Iowa, Varnum v. Brien. |
$100,000 |
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One Iowa Education Fund
In support of polling and research, public education and organizing campaigns and grassroots efforts to advance the momentum toward marriage equality. Working with Lambda, One Iowa will continue to organize efforts leading up to what will hopefully be a win in the marriage lawsuit pending before the Iowa Supreme Court. One Iowa will focus its organizing with the Families First in Iowa Coalition, the Friends in Faith Coalition, the Cultural Connections Coalition and the Aging Coalition in an effort to win marriage equality in America’s heartland. |
$150,000 |
MAINE |
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| Equality Maine Foundation To support coalitional work and a comprehensive organizing, research, public education and communications campaign to build public support for marriage equality through the Maine Freedom to Marry Coalition, co-chaired by Equality Maine Foundation and GLAD. Equality Maine Foundation is also working with MassEquality Education Fund and GLAD under the umbrella of the campaign “Winning New England, Leading the Nation.” |
$75,000 |
MARYLAND |
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Equality Maryland Foundation
To provide support for operations, staff, and outreach programs, with special focus on religious communities and communities of color (for example the Maryland Black Families Alliance), with the goal of securing full and equal marriage rights through judicial or legislative approaches. |
$125,000 |
NEW JERSEY |
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Garden State Equality Education Fund
To support expanded grassroots organizing, research, communications and other work to educate New Jersey residents, the media and public officials about the shortcomings of New Jersey’s civil union law and the need for real marriage equality. Garden State Equality Education Fund is placing special emphasis on organizing within the union movement and people of color and faith communities via its ten demographic caucuses as well as expanding its work geographically to ensure a full state-wide campaign in its three regions of the state: North, Central and South New Jersey. |
$275,000 |
NEW YORK |
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Empire State Pride Agenda Foundation
To win marriage equality in New York State through education, organizing and advocacy programs aimed at creating popular support for marriage equality across the entire state. Through its “Pride in Action” and “Marriage Ambassador” programs, Empire States Pride Agenda works to create a broadly diverse alliance of LGBT people and allies in communities across the state and with a wide array of social justice movement leaders, government officials and other opinion leaders. |
$250,000 |
OREGON |
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Basic Rights Oregon Education Fund
To support comprehensive public education and earned media to broaden support for marriage among large sections of the Oregon population. Key elements of this effort include a Speakers Bureau, “Voices for Equality” which engages LGBT allies and media skills training for marriage advocates. |
$80,000 |
RHODE ISLAND |
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| Marriage Equality Rhode Island To support expanded outreach, public education, paid media activities and coalition work maintain Rhode Island as one of the few DOMA-free states and win marriage equality in the not-to-distant future. Marriage Equality Rhode Island is also working with MassEquality Education Fund and GLAD under the umbrella of the campaign “Winning New England, Leading the Nation.” |
$70,000 |
VERMONT |
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Vermont Freedom to Marry Task Force
To support expanded field organizing and other activities to educate Vermonters regarding the issues surrounding the freedom to marry and to advocate forcefully for full marriage equality in Vermont. Vermont Freedom to Marry is also working with MassEquality Education Fund and GLAD under the umbrella of the campaign “Winning New England, Leading the Nation.” |
$110,000 |
WASHINGTON |
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| Equal Rights Washington Education Fund To support public education, research and polling, grassroots organizing, coalition-building and media work across four key regions of the state to better mobilize marriage equality activists, grow popular support on the issue and continue to educate potential allies, government officials and opinion leaders. Strategies include work within the Legal Marriage Alliance and Religious Coalition for Equality as well as tools such as “Get Active” training kit and “Marriage Equality Post Carding” project. |
$150,000 |
TOTAL 2008 |
$2,235,000 |
2007 Grantees |
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CALIFORNIA |
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Equality California Institute |
$315,000 |
CONNECTICUT |
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Love Makes a Family |
$170,000 |
CONNECTICUT, RHODE ISLAND, MAINE |
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Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders |
$50,000 |
IOWA |
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Lambda Legal Defense Fund |
$75,000 |
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One Iowa Education Fund |
$50,000 |
MAINE |
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Equality Maine Foundation |
$35,000 |
MARYLAND |
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Equality Maryland Foundation |
$150,000 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
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MassEquality Education Fund |
$70,000 |
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MassEquality.org |
$30,000 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
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New Hampshire Freedom to Marry Education Fund |
$25,000 |
NEW JERSEY |
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Garden State Equality Education Fund |
$160,000 |
NEW MEXICO |
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Equality New Mexico Foundation |
$25,000 |
NEW YORK |
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Empire State Pride Agenda Foundation |
$200,000 |
RHODE ISLAND |
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Marriage Equality Rhode Island |
$25,000 |
VERMONT |
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Vermont Freedom to Marry Task Force |
$35,000 |
WASHINGTON |
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Equal Rights Washington Education Fund |
$26,500 |
TOTAL 2007 |
$1,441,500 |
2006 Grantees |
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CALIFORNIA |
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Equality California Institute |
$175,000 |
CONNECTICUT |
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Love Makes a Family |
$75,000 |
CONNECTICUT, NEW HAMPSHIRE, RHODE ISLAND |
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New England Gay and Lesbian Advocates |
$100,000 |
ILLINOIS |
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ACLU of Illinois/Roger Baldwin Foundation |
$75,000 |
IOWA |
|
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One Iowa Education Fund |
$55,000 |
MAINE |
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Equality Maine Foundation |
$40,000 |
MARYLAND |
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Equality Maryland Foundation |
$125,000 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
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MassEquality.org |
$40,000 |
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MassEquality Education Fund |
$85,000 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
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New Hampshire Freedom to Marry Education Fund |
$40,000 |
NEW JERSEY |
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Garden State Equality Education Fund |
$133,017 |
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Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund |
$45,000 |
NEW MEXICO |
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Equality New Mexico Foundation |
$50,000 |
NEW YORK |
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Empire State Pride Agenda Foundation |
$125,000 |
OREGON |
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Basic Rights Oregon Education Fund |
$80,000 |
RHODE ISLAND |
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Marriage Equality Rhode Island |
$50,000 |
VERMONT |
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Vermont Freedom to Marry Task Force |
$50,000 |
WASHINGTON |
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Northwest Women's Law Center |
$25,000 |
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Equal Rights Washington |
$65,000 |
WISCONSIN |
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Action Wisconsin Education Fund |
$85,000 |
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Action Wisconsin |
$40,000 |
TOTAL 2006 |
1,558,017 |
2005 Grantees |
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CALIFORNIA |
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|
$175,000 |
|
CONNECTICUT |
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Love Makes a Family |
$89,000 |
CONNECTICUT, NEW HAMPSHIRE, RHODE ISLAND |
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|
$100,000 |
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ILLINOIS |
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|
$75,000 |
|
MARYLAND |
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|
$20,000 |
|
|
$105,000 |
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MASSACHUSETTS |
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MassEquality Education Fund |
$80,000 |
|
$45,000 |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE |
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New Hampshire Freedom to Marry Education Fund |
$50,000 |
NEW JERSEY |
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|
$80,000 |
|
|
$45,000 |
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NEW MEXICO |
|
|
$50,000 |
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NEW YORK |
|
|
$100,000 |
|
OREGON |
|
|
$80,000 |
|
RHODE ISLAND |
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Marriage Equality Rhode Island |
$50,000 |
VERMONT |
|
|
$40,000 |
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WASHINGTON |
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|
$50,000 |
|
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Equal Rights Washington |
$75,000 |
WISCONSIN |
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$126,000 |
|
|
$49,000 |
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TOTAL 2005 |
$1,484,000 |
2004 Grantees |
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CALIFORNIA |
|
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$75,000 |
|
|
$35,000 |
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California Freedom to Marry Coalition |
$15,000 |
CONNECTICUT |
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$70,000 |
|
MARYLAND |
|
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$25,000 |
|
|
$50,000 |
|
MASSACHUSETTS |
|
|
$40,000 |
|
|
$40,000 |
|
|
$30,000 |
|
KENTUCKY |
|
|
$63,000 |
|
|
$12,000 |
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NEW JERSEY |
|
|
$75,000 |
|
NEW MEXICO |
|
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Coalition for Equality in New Mexico |
$50,000 |
OREGON |
|
|
$113,000 |
|
|
$72,000 |
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RHODE ISLAND |
|
|
$70,000 |
|
WISCONSIN |
|
|
$66,667 |
|
|
$29,333 |
|
|
$4,000 |
|
TOTAL 2004 |
$935,000 |
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Host organizations appear in italics |