Emerge America’s ten largest funders from 2012-2018 are:
The left-leaning racial equality and illegal immigration advocacy organizations:
Akonadi Foundation, which gave $915,000
The at-risk youth non-profit organization Laurel Foundation contributed $375,205
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, a member of the AFL-CIO labor federation, donated $329,920
Progressive Women of Silicon Valley gave $287,500
Florida-based addiction prevention organization Hanley Foundation gave $162,350
Tao Capital Partners, a private technology investment firm, contributed $139,500
Hillary Clinton’s Onward Together advocacy group contributed $100,000
America’s largest labor union, the National Education Association (NEA), granted EA $85,752
America’s most significant, controversial, and politically involved labor union the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) contributed $66,750
The United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) labor union donated $56,250
A Band of Wives $2,500 2018
Advance America Cash Advance Centers $5,000 2012
AFL-CIO $10,000 2012
AFSCME $46,600 2012, 2014, 2016
Akonadi Foundation $915,000 2012, 2014,2016, 2018
Burton Snowboards $60,700 2014, 2016, 2018
California Nurses Association $2,500 2012
Carsey Living Trust $25,000 2012
Charge Across Town $2,500 2012
Chronicle Books LLC $4,500 2012
Cobiz Wealth $10,500 2012
Composer Artist $16,500 2018
Dalai Lama Fellows $25,250 2018
Emerge America $10,280 2016
Emerge Oregon $11,346 2016
Emerson Collective $70,000 2014, 2016
Facebook Inc $15,750 2018
Hanley Foundation $162,350 2012, 2014,2016, 2018
Heising-Simons Foundation HSAF $25,000 2018
HigCapital $15,000 2018
Human Rights Watch $14,500 2012, 2014
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers $329,920 2014, 2016, 2018
Intuit Inc$ 13,500 2016
Kazan, McClain et al $5,000 2012
Kleiner, Perkins et al $5,000 2012
Laurel Foundation $375,205 2016, 2018
LEAD STAR $6,000 2014
Lennar Urban $5,000 2012
Lerner et Cie$ 15,000 2012, 2014
Lief Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein $13,500 2012, 2016
Lieff, Cabraser et all $10,300 2016
MacKenzie Capital Management LP $15,000 2018
Moriah Fund $10,000 2012, 2014
National Education Association $85,752 2014, 2016
NextGen Climate Action $45,000 2016
NGP VAN $23,000 2018
nonprofit board member $15,000 2018
Onward Together $100,000 2018
Palo Alto High School $65,403 2014, 2016, 2018
Perkins Investment Management LLC $30,000 2018
Pivot Group $2,500 2012
Planned Parenthood Action Fund $5,250 2014
Profit Solutions Association $5,000 2012
Progressive Women Silicon Valley $28,7500 2018
Promontory Financial Group $6,750 2014
Recology $2,500 2012
Seattle First Asset Management $100,000 2018
SEIU $66,750 2012, 2014
Spot-On $2,500 2012
State of Vermont $11,085 2014
Susie Tompkins Buell Foundation $20,000 2012, 2016
Tao Capital Partners $139,500 2012, 2014, 2016
Teamsters Union $7,500 2014
Terris Barnes Walters $2,500 2012
Top Ten Toys $26,000 2018
United Food & Commercial Workers Union $106,250 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018
Woman Vision $20,000 2018
Women's Donor Network $10,000 2014
Zenefits $15,000 2018