We rely on the generous support from both foundation and individual donors to fulfill our strategic mission and goals, including the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities; the Economic Policy Institute’s EARN Advancing Economic Justice for Children and Families Project; the EITC Pooled Fund, a joint project of Economic Opportunity Funders and the EITC Funders Network; the Ford Foundation; the Kresge Foundation; the McKnight Foundation; and the Stoneman Family Foundations.
The Minnesota Budget Project is part of two national networks:
The State Priorities Partnership is a network of more than 40 independent, nonprofit research and advocacy organizations that fight for a just and equitable America. State Priorities partners use evidence and analysis to advance policies that give more people the opportunity to prosper. The State Priorities Partnership is coordinated by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
EARN is a nationwide network of research, policy, and advocacy organizations fighting, state by state, for an economy that works for everyone. EARN’s member organizations work in cities and states throughout the country, providing data-based assessments of local conditions for working families and offering policy road maps to shared economic opportunity and security. EARN is coordinated by the Economic Policy Institute.