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Funder Type

Corporate Foundation
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IT Classification

C - Funds little to no technology
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Authority

Wallace Global Fund
Summary

Wallace Global Fund supports social movements and aligned organizations that are driving systemic solutions in four areas: democracy, environment, corporate accountability, and women's rights. These programs are fundamentally aligned and interconnected. To advance our priorities, we use all of the foundation's assets: grants, investments, networks, and our own advocacy voice. We align our endowment with our program priorities and leverage our social capital to amplify the demands of our movement partners.
Wallace Global Fund's grantmaking and investments reinforce each other. We act as a stakeholder, not just a shareholder. We have transformed our investment strategy to reflect our values, achieve alignment with environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards, drive progressive social change, encourage our philanthropic peers to invest in alignment with their missions, and support the priorities of the social movements and organizations we fund.
We partner to build, support, and scale movements and collaborative campaigns to drive systemic change. Wallace Global Fund's strategic priorities: Strengthening Democracy and Fighting Disinformation, Advancing Climate and Energy Justice to Reverse the Course of Global Climate Change, Advancing Women's Rights and Gender Justice, Holding Corporations Accountable, Global Spotlight on Southern Africa, and Global Spotlight on Energy Access and Justice.
History of Funding

Accomplishments can be found on the mission page:
https://wgf.org/mission/
Additional Information

Wallace Global Fund supports nonprofit organizations and social movements that are global or national in scope, or can leverage a local scope to achieve a broader national or global impact. We provide both core and project-specific support. Applicants must be 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations, a legal non-US equivalent, or be able to show charitable intent.
Grant applications should focus on one or more of our four core program areas: democracy, environment, corporate accountability, and women's rights. Read more about our mission, our existing movement partners, and our strategic plan to understand what we support. We do not accept unsolicited proposals.
Wallace Global Fund does not fund:
- purchase of land,
- capital construction,
- profit-making businesses,
- debt reduction,
- endowment campaigns,
- fundraising drives/events,
- lobbying efforts,
- scholarships,
- tuition assistance, or
- other forms of personal financial aid.
We do not provide grants to youth clubs, schools, individuals, or political organizations. Finally, only under special circumstances do we support the work of academic institutions.