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A Progressive Bank Grows, and Ramps Up its Focus on Philanthropy

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As published in Inside Philanthropy on October 9, 2018.

Amalgamated Bank, a progressive financial institution born from the 1920s labor movement, has been on the move lately...

Chronicle of Philanthropy: New Donor-Advised Fund Pushes to Keep the Cash Moving

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As published in The Chronicle of Philanthropy on April 11, 2018.

The charitable arm of Amalgamated Bank wants donor-advised-fund holders to give at least 10 percent of their funds to charity per year.

Special Note

Special Note regarding the Foundation’s prohibition on “hateful activities.”  As discussed throughout this Guide, decisions regarding grant distributions made from a donor-advised fund, and the investment of assets, are made at the sole discretion of Amalgamated Foundation in furtherance

How philanthropy can lead in climate change

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With the 2020 democratic presidential primary growing more crowded by the day, the progressive policy agenda will be on full display as candidates look to carve their own lanes to the Oval Office.

Hate Is Not Charitable

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With the launch of the “Hate Is Not Charitable Campaign”, the Amalgamated Foundation announced to the world that we would not sit quietly while organizations that promote hate continue to work the system to benefit their abhorrent actions.

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Amalgamated Foundation announces first impact grants

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We’re excited to announce the Amalgamated Foundation’s first round of 2019 direct grants.

Amalgamated Foundation responds to violence in El Paso and Dayton

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Rapid Response Fund will support local and national efforts to support communities impacted by hatred and gun violence.

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