National Immigration Law Center

$300,000 2024

To advance legal protections and economic benefits for immigrants. $300,000 over two years. (2024-2026)

$7,000 2023

$300,000 2020

To advance and defend the rights of immigrants. $250,000 over two years. (2020-2022)

$250,000 2018

To defend the rights of immigrant families. $250,000 over two years

$50,000 2018

To deepen engagement with donors and supporters by integrating communications, fundraising, and advocacy campaigns. $50,000

$500 2018

$500 2018

$50,000 2017

To integrate digital communications with fundraising in order to cultivate donor retention and stewardship. $50,000

$2,500 2016

$300,000 2016

To defend and advance the rights of low-income immigrants and their families. $300,000 (over two years)

$50,000 2014

For restructuring and strengthening its senior team. $50,000

$250,000 2014

To advocate for rights and benefits for immigrants, including Dreamers. $250,000 over two years (2014-2016)

$115,000 2013

For the United We Dream Network, to educate the public about the need for undocumented young people to have equal access to college financial aid and a path to citizenship. $115,000

$175,000 2013

To promote a road map to citizenship and defend and advance the rights of low-income immigrants. $175,000

$75,000 2012

For the United We Dream Network, to educate the public about the need for undocumented young people to have equal access to college financial aid and a path to citizenship. $75,000

$500 2012

$35,000 2011

To strengthen new senior executive and mid-level teams and its board of directors. $35,000

$250,000 2011

To defend and advance the rights of low-income immigrants in California and throughout the country. $250,000 over two years (2011-2013)

$35,000 2010

To build a mid-level and senior executive team and to expand the board of directors. $35,000

$125,000 2010

To defend and advance the rights of low-income immigrants in California and throughout the United States. $125,000