Regional civic infrastructure anchor
- Location
- Statewide
- Focus
- Coalition support, capacity-building, and coordination
- Structure
- 501(c)(3)
Your sample democracy portfolio
This sample shows how we would structure a portfolio around your priorities. We keep organization names and locations private at this stage because final recommendations depend on further research, funding level, timing, and your specific requirements.
Funding range
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Geography
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Issue focus
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Portfolio size
8 organizations
Organization mix
8 organizations working on the priorities you selected across the geography you select: 6 established 501(c)(3)s and 2 emerging or fiscally sponsored efforts, structured as a balanced mix of anchor organizations and locally led work.
Types of organizations in this portfolio
8 organizationsLocal organizing collaborative
- Location
- Regional
- Focus
- Year-round civic organizing and leadership development
- Structure
- 501(c)(3)
Community information & connection group
- Location
- Local
- Focus
- Plain-language information and community engagement
- Structure
- 501(c)(3)
Emerging locally led effort
- Location
- Neighborhood-level
- Focus
- Newer, community-directed civic work
- Structure
- Fiscally sponsored
Regional civic infrastructure anchor (second organization of this type)
- Location
- Statewide
- Focus
- Coalition support, capacity-building, and coordination
- Structure
- 501(c)(3)
Local organizing collaborative (second organization of this type)
- Location
- Regional
- Focus
- Year-round civic organizing and leadership development
- Structure
- 501(c)(3)
Community information & connection group (second organization of this type)
- Location
- Local
- Focus
- Plain-language information and community engagement
- Structure
- 501(c)(3)
Emerging locally led effort (second organization of this type)
- Location
- Neighborhood-level
- Focus
- Newer, community-directed civic work
- Structure
- Fiscally sponsored
Portfolio composition
- Local organizing & civic infrastructure
- Community capacity & coordination
- Public information & civic connection
- Emerging and locally led efforts
Why this mix
This mix is built around the priorities you selected in the geography you select. It pairs established civic infrastructure with locally led work that stays close to communities. The strategies are weighted evenly rather than concentrated in one approach, so the portfolio holds up if conditions in the geography you select shift.
Geographic spread
Organizations are distributed across the geography you select, with a mix of Statewide, Regional, Local footprints. Specific towns, addresses, and organization locations are withheld from this preview.