Tides Partners

Our partners are our power. We lead a vast network of donors and doers who share a fierce commitment to supporting the work of proximate leaders striving for justice.

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Who We Partner With

Individuals and families, corporations, foundations, and social change leaders partner with us for social justice philanthropy and nonprofit solutions that amplify the impact of their work.

  • Individuals 
and Families

    Individuals
and Families

    Turn your giving into meaningful social impact with philanthropic tools that channel power directly to leaders at the forefront of justice.

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  • Nonprofit Leaders

    Social Change Leaders

    Transform your vision for justice into systems-level change with our operational, grantmaking, and capacity-building solutions. 

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  • Foundations

    Foundations

    Channel your social change funding directly to the communities closest to the issues through creative, compliant giving initiatives rooted in justice.

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  • Corporations

    Corporations

    Design and implement innovative philanthropic programs that advance your corporate community impact by building power within communities that face systemic barriers.

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Partner Directory

Meet the changemakers partnering with Tides to realize a more just and equitable future.

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Latino Coalition for a Healthy California

    Latino Coalition for a Healthy California (LCHC)—the only statewide organization with a specific emphasis on Latino health—was founded in 1992 by health care providers, consumers and advocates to impact Latino health by focusing on policy development, providing enhanced information, and…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Lawyering Project

    Laws that undermine reproductive health, rights and justice deprive people of moral agency, rob us of control over our bodies, and compound other forms of oppression including racism, sexism, and poverty. Our mission is to eliminate these laws and the…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    LeaderSpring

    For over twenty-five years, LeaderSpring has invested in the extraordinary talent, dedication, and vision of progressive leaders. The National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy has recognized LeaderSpring as one of four pioneering leadership development programs in the United States. LeaderSpring…

  • Tenant

    Leakey Foundation

    The mission of The Leakey Foundation is to increase scientific knowledge, education, and public understanding of human origins, evolution, behavior, and survival. The Leakey Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to funding scientific research that explores the many facets of…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Lift Louisiana

    Our mission is to improve outcomes for women and children in Louisiana, by advocating for all people to have the resources, information, rights, and ability to make their own decisions about their sexual healthcare needs and to access healthcare services.…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Listen4Good

    Listen4Good (L4G) is a pioneering capacity-building program that promotes high-quality listening and equity-driven feedback practices across the social sector. While many organizations want to hear from those they serve so they can make sure their services are meeting clients’…

  • Tenant

    March Conservation Fund

    We expand protected areas, support ecological research, and empower the public to become stewards and advocates for the natural world. Birds are amongst the most easily appreciated organisms in nature, and they are also excellent indicators of ecosystem health. Our…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Maria Fund

    MARIA FUND is an intermediary organization with a mission to catalyze and support the growth of a network of social movement leaders and organizers with a shared vision and analysis who support and amplify each other’s work to transfer wealth…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Mercury Policy Project

    The Mercury Policy Project (MPP) works to promote policies to eliminate mercury uses, reduce the export and trafficking of mercury, and significantly reduce mercury exposures at the local, national, and international levels. We strive to work harmoniously with other groups…

A Black mother and son at the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights' community hub's soccer field and playground. Photo credit: Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights, Immigrants Belong grantee A group of people with Native Renewables staff standing next to a solar panel in the desert. Photo credit: Native Renewables, Women’s Environmental Leadership Fund grantee A Latine woman and girl potting plants. Photo credit: East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice, Frontline Justice Fund grantee
A Black mother and son at the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights' community hub's soccer field and playground. Photo credit: Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights, Immigrants Belong grantee A group of people with Native Renewables staff standing next to a solar panel in the desert. Photo credit: Native Renewables, Women’s Environmental Leadership Fund grantee A Latine woman and girl potting plants. Photo credit: East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice, Frontline Justice Fund grantee

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