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    Georgia Investor Action Fund

    ActiveHuman Services
    Atlanta, GA
    EIN (Tax ID): 47-4777204Latest Form 990: 2025Total assets: $3.7M4 filings on record

    About Georgia Investor Action Fund

    The Georgia Investor Action Fund primarily backs progressive electoral infrastructure and civic engagement in Georgia, with large, repeated investments in Black-led and multiracial voter mobilization groups, state-focused advocacy networks, and allied political action committees. Their grants favor organizations that run voter outreach, turnout programs, and state policy advocacy—especially targeting Black, Latinx, and other underrepresented communities in Georgia. Funding is action-oriented (action funds, PACs, and get-out-the-vote operations) rather than general charitable services.

    Focus Areas

    Black-led voter mobilization and leadership development in Georgia (e.g., Black Male Initiative Fund, Black Voters Matter)Progressive electoral infrastructure and statewide civic engagement (e.g., Progress Georgia, New Georgia Project Action Fund)Latinx and immigrant voter outreach and organizing (e.g., Poder Latinx, CASA in Action)Coalition-building and coordinated get-out-the-vote networks (e.g., America Votes, We Vote We Win)Labor-aligned political engagement and worker-centered advocacy (e.g., Unite Here Action Fund, Working Families affiliates)

    Giving Approach

    About Georgia Investor Action Fund

    Georgia Investor Action Fund Inc. concentrates large program-support grants on Georgia-based electoral infrastructure, with repeated funding to organizations that run voter mobilization, turnout, and state advocacy work. The biggest recent award in the data is $2,300,000 to Black PAC, followed by $2,000,000 to New Georgia Project Action Fund in Atlanta. Those grants sit alongside sustained support for groups such as Black Male Initiative Fund, Progress Georgia Inc, and We Vote We Win Inc, showing a pattern of backing organizations that work in coordinated campaigns rather than isolated projects. The funder’s recent giving also shows an emphasis on Black-led and multiracial political organizing. It has supported Black Voters Matter Fund, Black Progressive Action Coalition, and Black Male Voter Project, as well as Latinx and immigrant outreach groups including CASA in Action, Poder Latinx Tides Advocacy, and GLAHR Action Network. The portfolio includes both Georgia-centered groups and national coalition partners, but the recurring thread is action-oriented civic engagement in and around Georgia.

    What Georgia Investor Action Fund Funds

    A core theme is Black-led voter mobilization and leadership development. Georgia Investor Action Fund Inc. gave $1,390,000 to Black Male Initiative Fund for program support and $925,000 to Black Male Voter Project for program support, with additional support to Black Voters Matter Fund and Black Progressive Action Coalition. The foundation also backs statewide civic-engagement infrastructure. It awarded $1,232,142 to Progress Georgia Inc in 2023, then followed with $1,060,000 in 2024 and $400,756 in 2025, while also giving $1,100,000 to We Vote We Win Inc. Latinx and immigrant organizing appears as another recurring lane. Grants include $500,000 to CASA in Action, $400,000 to Poder Latinx Tides Advocacy, and $815,000 to GLAHR Action Network, all listed as program support.

    How Georgia Investor Action Fund Gives

    Typical grant size is substantial: the 25th percentile is $61,250, the median is $172,500, and the 75th percentile is $392,500. The recent record shows repeated awards to the same recipients across multiple years, including Progress Georgia Inc, America Votes, Black Male Initiative Fund, Black Male Voter Project, We Vote We Win Inc, GLAHR Action Network, and CASA in Action. That pattern points to ongoing program support rather than one-off gifts. The foundation is an independent grantmaker with regional scope, and the grants are consistently restricted to program support or project-based funding.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $2.9M

    Total Assets

    $3.7M

    Total Revenue

    $8M

    Total Expenses

    $6.1M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $61K and $393K, with a median of $173K.

    25th Percentile

    $61K

    Median

    $173K

    75th Percentile

    $393K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional8 states funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters

    Leadership

    Christine White

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Concentrated, high-dollar political giving focused on a relatively small set of repeat grantees and state-focused action organizations; multiple multi-grant commitments indicate multi-year or phased support for campaign, turnout, and advocacy operations rather than one-off small gifts.

    Funding Style

    program/project supportrestricted program fundingproject-based grants

    Notable grantees: America Votes, New Georgia Project Action Fund, Black Male Initiative Fund, Progress Georgia Inc, Black Voters Matter Fund

    Where Georgia Investor Action Fund Makes Grants

    Giving is heavily concentrated in Georgia: 64% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state, and Georgia is also the top state by grant count. Atlanta appears most often, including grants to New Georgia Project Action Fund, Progress Georgia Inc, We Vote We Win Inc, Black Male Initiative Fund, Black Male Voter Project, and GLAHR Action Network. Outside Georgia, awards go to Washington, DC; Hyattsville, MD; New York, NY; Brooklyn, NY; Concord, NH; and Macon, GA. All recorded recipient grants in the data are in the US.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Georgia Investor Action Fund

    What kinds of organizations does Georgia Investor Action Fund Inc. support?

    The foundation backs organizations tied to electoral infrastructure and civic engagement, especially in Georgia. Recent grants went to Black PAC, New Georgia Project Action Fund, Progress Georgia Inc, We Vote We Win Inc, Black Male Initiative Fund, Black Voters Matter Fund, CASA in Action, Poder Latinx Tides Advocacy, and GLAHR Action Network, almost all for program support.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution is relatively large. The 25th percentile is $61,250, the median grant is $172,500, and the 75th percentile is $392,500. Recent awards also reach into seven figures, including $2,300,000 to Black PAC and $2,000,000 to New Georgia Project Action Fund.

    Does the foundation give recurring grants to the same groups?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Progress Georgia Inc, America Votes, Black Male Initiative Fund, Black Male Voter Project, We Vote We Win Inc, GLAHR Action Network, and CASA in Action. That repeated pattern suggests ongoing program support rather than isolated awards.

    Where are grants concentrated geographically?

    Georgia receives the most grants, and 64% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. Atlanta is especially common among recipients, while other recipients are located in Washington, DC; Hyattsville, MD; New York, NY; Brooklyn, NY; Concord, NH; and Macon, GA.

    Are the grants mostly general operating support or project support?

    The recent grants are consistently listed as program support. The foundation’s philosophy tags also point to program/project support, restricted program funding, and project-based grants, which fits the way the grants are described in the recent data.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Collective Renaissance ActionAtlanta, GA$470,0002026Program Support
    We Vote We Win IncAtlanta, GA$445,0002026Program Support
    Working Families Organization IncBrooklyn, NY$390,0002026Program Support
    Represent Georgia Action Network IMacon, GA$260,0002026Program Support
    Black Male Voter ProjectAtlanta, GA$240,0002026Program Support
    Progress Georgia IncAtlanta, GA$225,0002026Program Support
    Black Voters Matter FundAtlanta, GA$165,0002026Program Support
    Georgia Conservation Voters IncAtlanta, GA$120,0002026Program Support
    CFFE PACWashington, DC$75,0002026Program Support
    Asian American Advocacy Fund IncNorcross, GA$70,0002026Program Support
    Galeo Impact Fund IncAtlanta, GA$50,0002026Program Support
    Mi Familia VotaPhoenix, AZ$50,0002026Program Support
    Poder Latinx Tides AdvocacyWashington, DC$50,0002026Program Support
    Georgia Youth Justice Coalition forAtlanta, GA$50,0002026Program Support
    CASA in ActionHyattsville, MD$50,0002026Program Support
    Georgia EqualityAtlanta, GA$30,0002026Program Support
    New Disabled South RisingAtlanta, GA$30,0002026Program Support
    Forward Action FundConcord, NH$25,0002026Program support
    Progress Georgia IncAtlanta, GA$400,7562025Program Support
    Black Male Initiative FundAtlanta, GA$390,0002025Program Support
    Working Families PowerBrooklyn, NY$250,0002025Program Support
    GLAHR Action NetworkAtlanta, GA$230,0002025Program Support
    AAAF IncNorcross, GA$230,0002025Program Support
    Collective Renaissance ActionAtlanta, GA$200,0002025Program Support
    Georgia Youth Justice Coalition forAtlanta, GA$185,0002025Program Support
    Georgia Safe and Strong IncDecatur, GA$160,0002025Program Support
    1K Women Strong IncTallahassee, FL$155,0002025Program Support
    Represent Georgia Action Network IMacon, GA$100,0002025Program Support
    Poder Latinx Tides AdvocacyWashington, DC$80,0002025Program Support
    Black Male Voter ProjectAtlanta, GA$80,0002025Program Support
    Georgia EqualityAtlanta, GA$75,0002025Program Support
    We Vote We Win IncAtlanta, GA$50,0002025Program Support
    New Georgia Project Action FundAtlanta, GA$50,0002025Program Support
    Galeo Impact Fund IncAtlanta, GA$45,0002025Program Support
    GALEO Impact FundAtlanta, GA$45,0002025Program Support
    CASA in ActionHyattsville, MD$45,0002025Program Support
    Forward Action FundConcord, NH$45,0002025Program support
    9to5 Action Fund IncAtlanta, GA$25,0002025Program Support
    Showing Up for Racial Justice IncLouisville, KY$25,0002025Program Support
    Black PACWashington, DC$2,300,0002024Program Support
    New Georgia Project Action FundAtlanta, GA$2,000,0002024Program Support
    Black Male Initiative FundAtlanta, GA$1,390,0002024Program Support
    We Vote We Win IncAtlanta, GA$1,100,0002024Program Support
    Progress Georgia IncAtlanta, GA$1,060,0002024Program Support
    Black Male Voter ProjectAtlanta, GA$925,0002024Program Support
    GLAHR Action NetworkAtlanta, GA$815,0002024Program Support
    Black Progressive Action CoalitionWashington, DC$800,0002024Program Support
    CASA in ActionHyattsville, MD$500,0002024Program Support
    Black Voters Matter FundAtlanta, GA$500,0002024Program Support
    America VotesWashington, DC$480,0002024Program Support

    Collective Renaissance Action

    $470,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    We Vote We Win Inc

    $445,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    Working Families Organization Inc

    $390,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    Program Support

    Represent Georgia Action Network I

    $260,000
    Macon, GA2026

    Program Support

    Black Male Voter Project

    $240,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    Progress Georgia Inc

    $225,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    Black Voters Matter Fund

    $165,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    Georgia Conservation Voters Inc

    $120,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    CFFE PAC

    $75,000
    Washington, DC2026

    Program Support

    Asian American Advocacy Fund Inc

    $70,000
    Norcross, GA2026

    Program Support

    Galeo Impact Fund Inc

    $50,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    Mi Familia Vota

    $50,000
    Phoenix, AZ2026

    Program Support

    Poder Latinx Tides Advocacy

    $50,000
    Washington, DC2026

    Program Support

    Georgia Youth Justice Coalition for

    $50,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    CASA in Action

    $50,000
    Hyattsville, MD2026

    Program Support

    Georgia Equality

    $30,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    New Disabled South Rising

    $30,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Program Support

    Forward Action Fund

    $25,000
    Concord, NH2026

    Program support

    Progress Georgia Inc

    $400,756
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    Black Male Initiative Fund

    $390,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    Working Families Power

    $250,000
    Brooklyn, NY2025

    Program Support

    GLAHR Action Network

    $230,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    AAAF Inc

    $230,000
    Norcross, GA2025

    Program Support

    Collective Renaissance Action

    $200,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    Georgia Youth Justice Coalition for

    $185,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    Georgia Safe and Strong Inc

    $160,000
    Decatur, GA2025

    Program Support

    1K Women Strong Inc

    $155,000
    Tallahassee, FL2025

    Program Support

    Represent Georgia Action Network I

    $100,000
    Macon, GA2025

    Program Support

    Poder Latinx Tides Advocacy

    $80,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Program Support

    Black Male Voter Project

    $80,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    Georgia Equality

    $75,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    We Vote We Win Inc

    $50,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    New Georgia Project Action Fund

    $50,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    Galeo Impact Fund Inc

    $45,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    GALEO Impact Fund

    $45,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    CASA in Action

    $45,000
    Hyattsville, MD2025

    Program Support

    Forward Action Fund

    $45,000
    Concord, NH2025

    Program support

    9to5 Action Fund Inc

    $25,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    Program Support

    Showing Up for Racial Justice Inc

    $25,000
    Louisville, KY2025

    Program Support

    Black PAC

    $2,300,000
    Washington, DC2024

    Program Support

    New Georgia Project Action Fund

    $2,000,000
    Atlanta, GA2024

    Program Support

    Black Male Initiative Fund

    $1,390,000
    Atlanta, GA2024

    Program Support

    We Vote We Win Inc

    $1,100,000
    Atlanta, GA2024

    Program Support

    Progress Georgia Inc

    $1,060,000
    Atlanta, GA2024

    Program Support

    Black Male Voter Project

    $925,000
    Atlanta, GA2024

    Program Support

    GLAHR Action Network

    $815,000
    Atlanta, GA2024

    Program Support

    Black Progressive Action Coalition

    $800,000
    Washington, DC2024

    Program Support

    CASA in Action

    $500,000
    Hyattsville, MD2024

    Program Support

    Black Voters Matter Fund

    $500,000
    Atlanta, GA2024

    Program Support

    America Votes

    $480,000
    Washington, DC2024

    Program Support