About All Hands on Deck Network
Raise and channel donor funds to support local organizing, movement-building, and electoral work to shift culture, win power, and shape policy across the United States.
Focus Areas
Local organizingElectoral organizingNew media / narrative workImmigrant rightsRapid response funds
Funding Style
unrestricted supportgeneral operating supportcore/primary-purpose funding
Topics
organizational capacityoperational expensesmission-critical programsflexible funding for nonprofits
About All Hands on Deck Network
All Hands on Deck Network Inc. channels donor funds into local organizing, movement-building, electoral work, and rapid-response organizing across the United States. Its grantmaking is built around year-round civic power rather than one-off campaign bursts, with support flowing to groups working on immigrant rights, new media and narrative work, and community protection from federal occupation and ICE-related harms. Recent grants show that model in practice. The foundation gave $397,429 to Movement Voter Fund for general operating support, a large allocation to its own 501(c)(3) grantmaking affiliate. It also backed Tides Advocacy with grants of $593,500 in 2023 and $423,500 in 2024, both unrestricted, indicating sustained support for intermediary infrastructure. Direct grants to state and local power-building groups include Pennsylvania United in Pittsburgh, Florida Rising in Miami, Arizona Wins in Phoenix, and Make the Road Action in Brooklyn. The recipient list also includes organizations such as Durham for All, Georgia Investor Action Fund Inc, New Georgia Project Action Fund, and Run for Something Action Fund, reflecting a consistent emphasis on organizing capacity and political infrastructure. The foundation’s programs include Movement Voter Fund, MVP Rapid Response Fund, and Movement Voter Project year-round grantmaking, all of which use donor capital to support strategic nonprofit and civic power work.
What All Hands on Deck Network Funds
Local organizing is central to the foundation’s work. It awarded $300,000 to Pennsylvania United for primary-purpose support and $200,000 to Durham for All for the same purpose, pointing to investment in place-based organizing capacity. Electoral organizing appears alongside that local work. The foundation gave $250,000 to Florida Freedom Pac as unrestricted support and $180,000 to New Georgia Project Action Fund for primary-purpose work, both tied to building political power in state-level contests. Immigrant rights and rapid response are also visible. It granted $230,000 to Make the Road Action for primary-purpose support and $180,000 to 1k Women Strong as unrestricted funding, aligning with the movement-protection focus described in its active rapid-response program. New media and narrative work are part of the strategy as well. The foundation’s program descriptions name new media and cultural power as a funding area, alongside organizing and advocacy.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$20.7M
Total Assets
$20.2M
Total Revenue
$19.4M
Total Expenses
$12.7M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $20K and $70K, with a median of $35K.
25th Percentile
$20K
Median
$35K
75th Percentile
$70K
Geographic Reach
National44 states funded
About 2% of grants go to recipients in PA.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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