Bolder Advocacy Resource Library

Designed to save the valuable time of organizing groups and others, this document synthesizes the results of this research by outlining seven key components to consider when evaluating organizing work.

When it comes to advocacy, knowing what type of organization you are is the first step. Depending on your tax exempt status, the laws surrounding advocacy differ and directly impact what you can (or can’t) do through advocacy.

Equipping your foundation’s staff and trustees with the information and strategies needed to better leverage critical dollars, expertise, and people.

ACT! Quick is a short version of Alliance for Justice’s Advocacy Capacity Tool (ACT!).

The Advocacy Capacity Tool (ACT!) is designed to help your organization become more effective at advocacy. By completing this tool, you will have a comprehensive snapshot of your organizational advocacy capacity.

IRS form to make 501(h) election.

IRS form to make 501(h) election.

How state or local regulations may apply to your existing or proposed Get Out the Vote work

By implementing strategic tracking methods, your organization not only ensures compliance but also maximizes lobbying limits, opens doors to funding opportunities, fuels informed strategic planning, and improves overall organizational management.

Providing essential tips and guidance for navigating foundation funding in the world of social justice filmmaking, maximizing the impact of your films.

Includes key takeaways, FAQs, a case study, and a list of helpful additional resources.

Includes key takeaways, FAQs, a case study, and a list of helpful additional resources.

This FAQ provides information on the limitations imposed on partisan political activities of federal employees and certain state and local government employees.

Whether you are the foundation or the grantee, this resource serves as your instruction manual on how to use the budget template that is right for you.

Private Foundations' Secret Weapon for Funding Public Charity Advocacy