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Carrie Joy Grimes

Founder, WorkMoney

WorkMoney envisions an America where everyone can afford to live a good life—no exceptions. We want to equip people with the tools they need to raise their incomes and lower their costs through assistance programs and tax refunds they’re already entitled to but may not be aware of. We are a Ford grantee and have built a resource so anyone in America can text, call, email, or web-chat us and get connected to any one of dozens of different government programs that can help them pay for groceries or their heating bill, learn about available tax credits, and more. It’s a one-stop shop for getting dollars back into your pocket.

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The numbers to know in ending inequality worldwide

“Make It Count” features notable grantee leaders in Ford’s network sharing their numbers to know for ending inequality.

In the last year, we have put some $663 million in 477,000 people‘s pockets. There are programs, services, and tax credits available for people of all income levels. A lot of that money is meant to go to taxpayers around the country, but no one’s going to hand it to us. We’ve got to do the work to get it.


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Oil Change International

What will it take to achieve a just clean energy transition? A firm break from fossil fuel funding.

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Funders for LGBTQ Issues

There are more opportunities than ever for foundations, corporations, and funding institutions to support LGBTQ nonprofits.

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Black in AI

A global cohort of technologists, researchers, and founders is shaping a responsible future for artificial intelligence.