These days, it’s common to hear about disconnections amongst individuals and groups with different ideas 🤔. It’s far less common to hear about the work some people are doing to actually heal the divides in our country and bring people together, despite their differences 🤝. Like with many social issues, nonprofits are stepping up to take on this effort, bringing a sense of connection back to our communities by building bridges 🌉 and reminding people that peaceful coexistence is possible ✌️.
The philanthropic ecosystem of Bridgebuilding & Peaceful Coexistence in Impala’s new U.S. Democracy Hub 🔍 provides key insights and data on the nonprofits and funders working to strengthen relationships, deepen mutual understanding, and achieve shared goals across divides 🤲🏽.
For the organizations included in this ecosystem, access to this breadth and depth of data through the Hub can provide a whole new level of understanding 📊 to inform your strategies and strengthen your work 💼.
Here are a few key insights from Impala’s ecosystem on Bridgebuilding & Peaceful Coexistence from 2018-2022:
✨ Largest Organization: Search for Common Ground
🏆 Biggest Funder: Freedom House
🔎 Funder with the Most Grantees: Ford Foundation
🚀 Fastest Growing Organization: Cortico
🤝 Organization with the Most New Funders: More in Common
📈 Nonprofit with the Fastest Growing Team: Civic Nation
With the U.S. Democracy Hub, organizations can utilize the free data on sectors like this one to better inform their strategies, find collaborators and supporters 🤝, and identify new ways to forward their efforts towards building a better, more connected tomorrow 🌍.
Interested in learning more?
Join the U.S. Democracy Hub for free here: www.impala.digital/democracy
