The Public Welfare Foundation Supports RJIP
The Public Welfare Foundation (PWF) supports efforts to advance fundamental rights and opportunities for people in need. PWF has an endowment of $475 million and, in its 65-year history, has distributed over $530 million in grants to more than 4700 organizations. PWF now focuses their grant-making on three areas in which they believe their grant-making can serve as a catalyst for reforms that can make dramatic differences in the lives of countless Americans: Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, and Workers' Rights.
As of summer 2013, the American Bar Association Racial Justice Improvement Project (RJIP) has received a grant from PWF to sustain reform efforts in RJIP's four original jurisdictions. Please visit New York, Minnesota, and New Orleans for more information on their sustainability efforts.
You can visit The Public Welfare Foundation's website, by clicking here.
As of summer 2013, the American Bar Association Racial Justice Improvement Project (RJIP) has received a grant from PWF to sustain reform efforts in RJIP's four original jurisdictions. Please visit New York, Minnesota, and New Orleans for more information on their sustainability efforts.
You can visit The Public Welfare Foundation's website, by clicking here.
