Our Funding Partners

Our funders ensure that we have the resources to fight outsized corporate power and help build thriving communities driven by local priorities.

ILSR's Jordan Pittman discusses strategies for effective implementation of broadband initiatives in rural areas at Methodist Healthcare Ministries' Digital Equity Cohort Convening in Weslaco, Texas. Photo by Chris Mitchell.

ILSR is thankful for the contributions of our institutional funders

11th Hour Racing
11th Hour Project
American Council of Learned Societies
California Community Foundation
Carolyn Foundation
Clif Family Foundation
Democracy Fund
Ford Foundation
McKnight Foundation
Methodist Healthcare Ministries
Michelson 20MM Foundation
Nathan Commings Foundation
Roaring Brook Family Foundation
The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
The Summit Foundation
Tides Foundation
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund

with additional support from…

Leo Model Foundation
New Visions Foundation
The Bydale Foundation

How to Partner with ILSR

Flexible Donations: Provide unrestricted funding to help advance our mission.

Program-Specific Support: Provide funding for one or more of ILSR’s initiatives that are aligned with your organization’s funding priorities.

In-Kind Support: Provide pro bono legal or marketing services or offer free use of event spaces.

Connections to Partners: Facilitate connections to other organizations that may be interested in supporting our work.

Sponsorships: Sponsor an ILSR event, such as our tribal broadband bootcamps, national community composting forum, or one of our many webinars, podcasts, or virtual events throughout the year.

Contact our development team to learn more.

Get In Touch

 

“We’re all in this together — at the end of the day, we all share the same home.”

Domingo Morales, Founder of Compost Power, a Community Composter Coalition Member