MEET THE FUNDERS
MEET THE FUNDERS
Pluralism is a way of being in community together where we recognize we are greater than the sum of our parts. It is not about sacrificing deeply held beliefs, but respecting each other seeing our differences as a source of strength rather than division.
Pluralism allows us to grapple with our shared challenges, build solutions, and envision a future where we can all thrive.
At New Pluralists, we include our funders – as institutions and people – as part of this community. We provide a space and opportunities for funders to learn, invest, and codesign in ways that uphold pluralist values and norms. Our funding community benefits from discovering together, challenging each other, pooling funds to achieve greater impact on the field.
We’re grateful to our diverse group of funders. Together, we are growing and learning our way into our vision for pluralism.
Emma Pompetti
Acton Family GivingEmma Pompetti
Emma Pompetti
Sarah Cross
Stand Together Trust (formerly Charles Koch Institute)Sarah Cross
Jennifer Hoos Rothberg
Einhorn CollaborativeJennifer Hoos Rothberg
Jennifer Hoos Rothberg
Jonathan Gruber
Einhorn CollaborativeJonathan Gruber
Jonathan Gruber
Richard Bollinger
John Templeton FoundationRichard Bollinger
Richard Bollinger
Jessica Baylor
Klarman Family FoundationJessica Baylor
Jessica Baylor
Jonathan Horowitz
Klarman Family FoundationJonathan Horowitz
Jonathan Horowitz
Michael Johnston
Lubetzky Family FoundationMichael Johnston
Michael Johnston
Rodney McKenzie, Jr. Mdiv
The Fetzer InstituteRodney McKenzie, Jr. Mdiv
Rodney McKenzie
Heather Dill
John Templeton Foundation
Branden Polk
Stand Together Trust (formerly Charles Koch Institute)
Contact us to learn more about how you can join New Pluralists as a funding partner.
We have three types of funding partners – governing partners, affiliate partners, and power-up funders. All our funders provide general support.
Our governing partners accompany our team, champion our work, and actively shape our strategies with us. As our governing body, they represent different dimensions of our work, sit across an ideological spectrum, and tap into different networks – enabling us to actively practice pluralism as part of our decision-making practices. Eligibility to join our governing partner body is a commitment of $1M/year for 2-3 years. Governing partners are invited and approved by the governing body, which is capped at 12.
Our affiliate partners join us as learners and may be invited to help shape particular strategies and initiatives based on their interests, perspectives and networks. They are invited to attend select funder and Field Builder gatherings, to grow their connection to New Pluralists, the community, and the field. Eligibility to become an affiliate funder is a commitment of $250,000/year, preferably for at least 2 years. There is no cap for affiliate membership.
Our power-up funders believe in our mission and put their faith in us to manifest our vision. They give any amount, and there is no cap.
We look forward to exploring how you can join us.
Pluralism is a way of being in community together where we recognize we are greater than the sum of our parts. It is not about sacrificing deeply held beliefs, but respecting each other seeing our differences as a source of strength rather than division.
Pluralism allows us to grapple with our shared challenges, build solutions, and envision a future where we can all thrive.
At New Pluralists, we include our funders – as institutions and people – as part of this community. We provide a space and opportunities for funders to learn, invest, and codesign in ways that uphold pluralist values and norms. Our funding community benefits from discovering together, challenging each other, pooling funds to achieve greater impact on the field.
We’re grateful to our diverse group of funders. Together, we are growing and learning our way into our vision for pluralism.
Emma Pompetti
Acton Family GivingEmma Pompetti
Emma Pompetti
Sarah Cross
Stand Together Trust (formerly Charles Koch Institute)Sarah Cross
Jennifer Hoos Rothberg
Einhorn CollaborativeJennifer Hoos Rothberg
Jennifer Hoos Rothberg
Jennifer Hoos Rothberg
Einhorn CollaborativeJennifer Hoos Rothberg
Jennifer Hoos Rothberg
Jonathan Gruber
Einhorn CollaborativeJonathan Gruber
Jonathan Gruber
Richard Bollinger
John Templeton FoundationRichard Bollinger
Richard Bollinger
Jessica Baylor
Klarman Family FoundationJessica Baylor
Jessica Baylor
Jonathan Horowitz
Klarman Family FoundationJonathan Horowitz
Jonathan Horowitz
Michael Johnston
Lubetzky Family FoundationMichael Johnston
Michael Johnston
Rodney McKenzie, Jr. Mdiv
The Fetzer InstituteHeather Dill
John Templeton FoundationBranden Polk
Stand Together Trust (formerly Charles Koch Institute)Contact us to learn more about how you can join New Pluralists as a funding partner.
We have three types of funding partners – governing partners, affiliate partners, and power-up funders. All our funders provide general support.
Our governing partners accompany our team, champion our work, and actively shape our strategies with us. As our governing body, they represent different dimensions of our work, sit across an ideological spectrum, and tap into different networks – enabling us to actively practice pluralism as part of our decision-making practices. Eligibility to join our governing partner body is a commitment of $1M/year for 2-3 years. Governing partners are invited and approved by the governing body, which is capped at 12.
Our affiliate partners join us as learners and may be invited to help shape particular strategies and initiatives based on their interests, perspectives and networks. They are invited to attend select funder and Field Builder gatherings, to grow their connection to New Pluralists, the community, and the field. Eligibility to become an affiliate funder is a commitment of $250,000/year, preferably for at least 2 years. There is no cap for affiliate membership.
Our power-up funders believe in our mission and put their faith in us to manifest our vision. They give any amount, and there is no cap.
We look forward to exploring how you can join us.
