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

    Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Working Group (NESAWG)

    The mission of the Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Working Group (NESAWG) is to unite farm and food system practitioners and allies to build a sustainable, just and economically vibrant region in the Northeastern United States. Our main audience is the practitioners…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Oasis for Girls

    Founded in 1999, the mission of Oasis For Girls is to partner with girls and young women of color from under-resourced communities in San Francisco to help them cultivate the skills, knowledge, and confidence to discover their dreams and build…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    One Nation One Project

    One Nation/One Project is a national Arts and Wellness initiative creating a first-of-its-kind participatory, large-scale artmaking production to emphasize and encourage the use of arts engagement in community health centers to foster holistic recovery, well-being, and social cohesion in communities.

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Open MIC

    Open MIC is a non-profit organization working to foster vibrant and diverse media through market-based solutions.Our primary tool is shareholder engagement. We promote values of openness, equity, privacy, and diversity – values that we believe provide long-term benefits for companies,…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Open Square Project

    Open Square knows a world can exist where women play a full and equal role in decision making at every level… where challenges, change and truth are embraced with inclusivity and respect. We nurture and advocate for those who are…

  • Fiscally Sponsored Project

    Opportunity Youth United

    In the United States, more than 4.6 million young people between the ages of 16 and 24 are neither in school nor employed. About half of us are living in poverty. In recent years we have been called “Opportunity Youth”…

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    Orphaned Starfish Foundation (OSF)

    The Orphaned Starfish Foundation is dedicated to helping orphans, victims of abuse, victims of trafficking and at-risk youth break their cycles of abuse and poverty through computer based education, job training and job placement assistance. Since our beginning in 2001,…

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    Pacific Forest Trust

    Since 1993, Pacific Forest Trust has epitomized innovation, daring, and a savvy understanding of market forces to create new economic incentives that reward private forest owners for conserving their lands and practicing sustainable forestry. We’re a visionary think-and-do-tank of scientists,…

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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