Redefining philanthropy
with justice at the center.
Standing with frontline communities,
listening to frontline leaders.
Supporting movements as central drivers
of real and lasting change.
Uplifting the equitable redistribution
of wealth and power.
The mission of the Pink House Foundation is to support transformative social movements that are working to advance social justice and sustainability for all communities.
We believe that real and lasting social change is driven by movements that endeavor to address the root causes of social and environmental injustice and are based in, led by, and accountable to communities that are most impacted by these issues.
Introducing PHF 3.0!
After several years of planning and intentional conversations with grant partners and community leaders, the Pink House Foundation is excited to be transitioning to our new community-driven model for moving funding to support transformative social movements.
There is a growing recognition that in order to support systemic change that truly advances justice, those of us in philanthropy must do more than redistribute money to movements—we must also redistribute decision-making power over where that money goes. With this transition we are acknowledging that frontline leaders who are immersed in the day-to-day realities of organizing in marginalized communities are in the best position to strategically deploy resources to advance change.
Our new model is designed to intentionally shift decision-making power by partnering with national grassroots alliances/coalitions and community-led social justice funds that redistribute grant funding to grassroots organizations across the country according to their respective strategic priorities and community-determined processes.
We are also transitioning our giving structure from a private family foundation to a more streamlined donor advised fund: The Pink House Foundation DAF. Through this transition we are committed to doubling down on the social justice values, analysis, strategies and practices that we have developed over the last 10 years.
We make this transition with much gratitude to our prior core grant partners for helping to inform this new model, for helping outline the landscape of potential redistribution partners, and for all of their incredible on-going work to advance justice.
SHARING THE PHF STORY
The Pink House Foundation’s story was featured by Inside Philanthropy in early 2022, check out the article here:
PHF Redistribution Partners
Guided by input from a wide range of organizers and community leaders, we are now working with an amazing group of 10 redistribution partners that represent an intentional cross-section of movement sectors, communities and geographies.
Please note that funding partnerships are considered by invitation only and the Pink House Foundation DAF is not able to accept or respond to unsolicited funding inquiries.