We invest in movements building a future where people have what they need to live safe, long, and fulfilled lives.
Our Approach:
Community Power Building
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People most impacted by oppression coming together to identify the source of their social or political problems, devise solutions, and take actions to drive change.
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Organizations mobilizing the resources, education, training, and support people-powered movements need to be effective.
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Deliver sustainable shifts in rights, benefits, and opportunities for the people and communities most impacted by oppression.
Our Strategy
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Fund and support movements for social and racial justice.
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Build a broader network of social justice movement funders through organizing, coordination, and collaboration.
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Advance KFF’s practices to reflect the needs of grantees partners and community.
Who We
Partner With
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Frontline grassroots organizations led by those most impacted by injustice that engage constituencies to develop a collective vision for their communities and advocate for change and Jewish grassroots organizations working in allyship.
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Organizations that provide long-term scaffolding and support for base building movement organizations. This includes training, connectivity, and resource distribution.
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Organizations working within established systems or institutions that protect existing rights and advocate for policy change.
Grantmaking Process
The Krupp Family Foundation works to build relationships with local and national movement groups working in Massachusetts and Los Angeles.
We partner with 501c3 organizations
and fiscally sponsored groups and
projects. Applicants are invited to apply, and grants are multi-year and support general operating costs.
Networking
Relationship Building
Invitation to Apply
via JustFund
Grant Awarded
Partnership
Who We Learn From
We are grateful to be in community with other resource organizers and movement funders working to align philanthropic strategies with the needs of movements for social and racial justice.
The Social Justice
Funders Network of Massachusetts