Public Charity

SIXTEEN THIRTY FUND

Based in WASHINGTON, DC, SIXTEEN THIRTY FUND operates as a Public Charity. The organization reported $282.2M in revenue, $310.8M in expenses, $106.5M in total assets for fiscal year 2024. Imperigo tracks 268 reported grant relationships connected to this organization totaling approximately $566.9M.

EIN: 264486735 WASHINGTON, DC Environmental Education NTEE: C60 Latest filing: 2024
Total Revenue$282.2M
Total Expenses$310.8M
Total Assets$106.5M
Grant Records268
Funding Total$566.9M
Filing Years2019–2024

Mission

SIXTEEN THIRTY FUND PROVIDES OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO CHANGEMAKERS COMMITTED TO TACKLING SOCIETY'S BIGGEST SOCIAL CHALLENGES. (CONT. SCHEDULE O)THE SIXTEEN THIRTY FUND BELIEVES IN THE POWER OF NEW IDEAS, CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS, AND EMERGING LEADERS TO ACHIEVE MEANINGFUL AND LASTING SOLUTIONS TO THE MOST PRESSING CHALLENGES OF OUR TIME - FROM ADVANCING EQUITY AND RACIAL JUSTICE, TO PROMOTING ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE, TO CONFRONTING CLIMATE CHANGE, TO STRENGTHENING OUR DEMOCRACY. WE HELP CHANGEMAKERS MAXIMIZE THEIR IMPACT BY PROVIDING OPERATIONAL SUPPORT WHILE ALLOWING THEM TO FOCUS ON ADVANCING THEIR CORE MISSIONS.

Where $100 goes at Sixteen Thirty Fund

How Sixteen Thirty Fund divides every $100 it spends, from its own Form 990 filings, averaged across 7 years.

$97 Programs the work itself
$3 Management running the organization
$0 Fundraising none reported

No fundraising costs are reported. That often means fundraising runs through a separate affiliated organization that files its own return.

Inside the $97 for programs

$85
Civil rights, social action, and advocacy programs.Sixteen Thirty Fund's work to promote civil rights, social action, and advocacy supports a broad array of projects and grantees, including those…
88% of program spending
$9
Capacity building programs.Sixteen Thirty Fund's capacity building projects support the capacity development of grantees on issues related to civic participation, equity, equal representation, and other advocacy issues
9% of program spending
$3
Health.Sixteen Thirty Fund's health projects are working to educate the public about affordable and accessible healthcare and help inform the debate around the future of healthcare
3% of program spending
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Source: Form 990 filings with the IRS, latest fiscal year 2024. Shares are from the organization's reported expenses. Data by Imperigo; not affiliated with the IRS.

Officers & Directors

PRESIDENT Amy Kurtz
CAMPAIGNS DIRECTOR Amy Steinhoff
CAMPAIGNS DIRECTOR (THROUGH 12/2/24) Carl Walz
TREASURER/INT CHAIR (AS OF 7/15/24) Dara Freed
SECRETARY (THROUGH 5/2/24) Douglas Hattaway
DIRECTOR Eric Kessler

Officer compensation and complete director data available with membership.

Top Grant Purposes

Civil Rights & Social Justice
$311,663,791 66 grants
Training & Professional Development
$114,945,324 5 grants
General Support
$73,949,286 113 grants
Environment & Conservation
$42,255,000 15 grants
Research & Policy
$5,200,000 4 grants

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2024 $282.2M $310.8M $106.5M
2023 $181.4M $141.3M $139.9M
2022 $191.5M $195.9M $86.6M
2020 $389.7M $410.0M $86.0M
2019 $138.4M $98.6M $92.2M

Between 2019 and 2024, reported annual revenue grew from $138.4M to $282.2M (+104%), with total assets most recently reported at $106.5M.

Interactive year-over-year charts and full filing details available with membership.

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