At U.S. Right to Know, we believe that transparency – in the food system and in politics – is crucial to building a better, healthier food system. And we walk our talk.
We are not required to disclose our major donors. We do so voluntarily. Following is a list of our major donors.
U.S. Right to Know major donors (contributions over $5k)
2023
National Philanthropic Trust — Adadevoh Memorial Fund: $162,000
Chicago Community Foundation: $75,000
Feed the Truth: $33,800
RSF Social Finance: $15,050
Allison Wilson & Jonathan Latham: $15,000
2022
Centre for Effective Altruism: $200,000
Ryan Salame: $160,000
National Philanthropic Trust — Adadevoh Memorial Fund: $87,000
Organic Consumers Association: $54,430
Woodshouse Foundation: $50,000
San Diego Foundation: $50,000
Bluebell Foundation: $30,000
Westreich Foundation: $25,000
Allison Wilson & Jonathan Latham: $15,000
Community Foundation of Western North Carolina: $10,000
Laura and John Arnold Foundation: $5,000
Soleil Moscona: $5,000
Lilah Hilliard Fisher Foundation: $5,000
2021
Organic Consumers Association: $150,000
Dr. Bronner’s Family Foundation: $75,000
Ceres Trust: $70,000
U.S. Small Business Administration: $62,239
Bluebell Foundation: $60,000
Westreich Foundation: $25,000
Vital Spark Foundation: $20,000
California Office of the Small Business Advocate: $15,000
Pollinator Stewardship Council: $14,000
Swift Foundation: $10,000
Schmidt Family Foundation: $3,800
2020
Dr. Bronner’s Family Foundation: $100,000
Organic Consumers Association: $100,000
U.S. Small Business Administration: $57,731
Thousand Currents: $42,500
Westreich Foundation: $35,000
ImpactAssets ReGen Fund: $10,000
Community Foundation of Western North Carolina (Little Acorn Fund – M): $10,000
Aurora Foundation: $5,000
2019
Organic Consumers Association: $145,000
Dr. Bronner’s Family Foundation: $100,000
Laura and John Arnold Foundation: $10,000
Westreich Foundation: $10,000
Janet Buck: $5,000
2018
Laura and John Arnold Foundation: $307,600
Organic Consumers Association: $150,000
Dr. Bronner’s Family Foundation: $100,000
Schmidt Family Foundation: $50,000
Westreich Foundation: $15,000
Community Foundation of Western North Carolina (Little Acorn Fund – M): $10,000
2017
Organic Consumers Association: $148,000
Dr. Bronner’s Family Foundation: $100,000
Laura and John Arnold Foundation: $75,000
Panta Rhea Foundation: $20,000
Westreich Foundation: $7,500
Community Foundation of Western North Carolina (Little Acorn Fund – M): $5,000
2016
Organic Consumers Association: $120,000
Dr. Bronner’s Family Foundation: $100,000
CrossFit Foundation: $50,000
Westreich Foundation: $17,500
2015
Organic Consumers Association: $150,000
2014
Organic Consumers Association: $44,500
Major donor contribution totals (2014-present)
Organic Consumers Association: $1,061,830
Dr. Bronner’s Family Foundation: $575,000
Laura and John Arnold Foundation: $397,600
National Philanthropic Trust — Adadevoh Memorial Fund: $249,000
Centre for Effective Altruism: $200,000
Ryan Salame: $160,000
Westreich Foundation: $135,000
U.S. Small Business Administration: $119,970
Bluebell Foundation: $80,000
Chicago Community Foundation: $75,000
Ceres Trust: $70,000
Schmidt Family Foundation: $53,800
Woodshouse Foundation: $50,000
San Diego Foundation: $50,000
CrossFit Foundation: $50,000
Thousand Currents: $42,500
Community Foundation of Western North Carolina: $35,000
Feed the Truth: $33,800
Allison Wilson & Jonathan Latham: $31,000
Vital Spark Foundation: $20,000
Panta Rhea Foundation: $20,000
RSF Social Finance: $15,050
California Office of the Small Business Advocate: $15,000
Pollinator Stewardship Council: $14,000
Swift Foundation: $10,000
ImpactAssets ReGen Fund: $10,000
Aurora Foundation: $7,000
David Asher: $5,900
Lilah Hilliard Fisher Foundation: $5,000
Soleil Moscona: $5,000
Janet Buck: $5,000
IRS form 990
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
IRS form 1023
2014
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