Clearer connections.
National funding • Utah recipients • Documented roles
One grantmaker.
Multiple Utah paths.
Sixteen Thirty Fund’s 2024 grant schedule connects Fairness Project, Utah Donor Collaborative, Better Boundaries’ operating entity and Alliance for a Better Utah. Separate 2026 records connect those organizations to Utahns Protecting Our Constitution. This selected PIC view is part of a broader network, including Western Futures Fund, Stewardship / Fresh Air and Elevate PAC.
Selected records reviewed October 23, 2026 • Public review edition • Every edge has a source below
The documented web
Choose a view. Select an arrow label for its source record, or a name for its profile. Solid arrows describe separate transactions in the labeled years; dashed lines describe organizational roles.
On a phone, swipe within the diagram or read the vertical source cards below. This is a selected map, not an exhaustive donor inventory. Amounts across different years do not trace identical dollars.
The disclosure gap is upstream.
The PIC names its immediate contributors. Fairness Project’s public 2024 Schedule B marks contributor information “RESTRICTED.” A separate grantmaker return identifies one source: Sixteen Thirty Fund. This is a documented disclosure limit, not a claim that every donor shown here hides its funding.
Fairness Project return and Schedule B ↗ · Read the profile →
Financial arrows do not establish that the same dollars moved through an entire chain. Dashed roles do not establish control of every contribution. No unverified relationship is drawn as a documented edge.
Look closer • Two newly documented routes
Follow a service. Check an entity.
DPI’s services through Utah partners
DPI → services described through Alliance for a Better Utah or Better Boundaries → Constitution PIC
Open the service breakdown
$5,847.32 described through Alliance for a Better Utah.
$33,989.88 described through Utahns for Responsive Government.
$36,632.37 without a named intermediary.
These are parts of the existing $76,469.57 in-kind arrow—not additional money or documented cash grants to those partners.
A separate Unite America grant in Utah
Unite America Inc. → $50,000 grant in 2024 → Utah Ranked Choice Voting Action
The donor’s original Schedule I identifies recipient EIN 84-1727261 and general operating support. This is a different year and recipient from the PIC’s $200,000 contribution.
The PIC entry’s shortened “Unite America” name does not resolve its donor’s exact legal entity. That remains a reporting gap.
Compare the entities and records →New • Democratic redistricting network
An affiliation. A contribution. Separate records.
NDRC identifies National Redistricting Foundation as its charitable affiliate. The PIC separately reports $30,000 cash from the foundation. The affiliation line does not turn NDRC into the disclosed donor.
Dashed = organizational affiliation. Solid arrow = reported cash contribution. On a phone, swipe within the diagram. Read the contribution, related-organization and court records →
Open the record behind each connection.
For cash arrows, in-kind support is not included in the displayed cash amount. The complete donor directory retains both.
Donor-reported cash grant • 2024
Utah Donor Collaborative → Alliance for a Better Utah
$51,000 cash grant • Recipient EIN 45-2463539
2024 Schedule I, recipient 1. Checked against the saved rendering of filing 202543189349309469, submitted November 14, 2025. Separate from the 2026 PIC receipts.
OPEN THE ORIGINAL GRANT SCHEDULE ↗Donor-reported cash grant • 2024
Utah Donor Collaborative → Utahns for Responsive Government
$25,000 cash grant • Recipient EIN 82-1030846
2024 Schedule I, recipient 3. Checked against the saved rendering of filing 202543189349309469, submitted November 14, 2025. Separate from the 2026 PIC receipts.
OPEN THE ORIGINAL GRANT SCHEDULE ↗Donor-reported cash grant • 2024
Utah Donor Collaborative → Comunidades Unidas
$15,479 cash grant • Recipient EIN 13-4257724
2024 Schedule I, recipient 2. Checked against the saved rendering of filing 202543189349309469, submitted November 14, 2025. Separate from the 2026 PIC receipts.
OPEN THE ORIGINAL GRANT SCHEDULE ↗Donor-reported grant
Sixteen Thirty Fund → The Fairness Project
$1,225,000 • 2024 grant
Separate 2024 transaction. It does not earmark or trace the identical dollars into a 2026 Utah payment.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Donor-reported grant
Sixteen Thirty Fund → Utah Donor Collaborative
$42,500 • 2024 grant
Separate 2024 transaction. It does not earmark or trace the identical dollars into a 2026 Utah payment.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Donor-reported grant
Sixteen Thirty Fund → Utahns for Responsive Government
$25,000 • 2024 grant
Separate 2024 transaction. It does not earmark or trace the identical dollars into a 2026 Utah payment.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Donor-reported grant
Sixteen Thirty Fund → Alliance for a Better Utah
$20,000 • 2024 grant
Separate 2024 transaction. It does not earmark or trace the identical dollars into a 2026 Utah payment.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Recipient-reported contribution
The Fairness Project → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
$1,599,000 cash • 2026
Cash contribution in the reviewed 2026 recipient snapshot. In-kind amounts are separate.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Recipient-reported contribution
Utah Donor Collaborative → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
$123,000 cash • 2026
Cash contribution in the reviewed 2026 recipient snapshot. In-kind amounts are separate.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗$73,000 in filed receipts plus $50,000 in the temporary report, reviewed October 23, 2026.
OPEN THE TEMPORARY REPORT ↗Recipient-reported contribution
Utahns for Responsive Government → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
$165,000 cash • 2026
Cash contribution in the reviewed 2026 recipient snapshot. In-kind amounts are separate.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Recipient-reported contribution
Alliance for a Better Utah → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
$376.08 in-kind • 2026
Contributed services, separate from cash.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Recipient-reported contribution
Unite America → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
$200,000 cash • 2026
Cash contribution in the reviewed 2026 recipient snapshot. In-kind amounts are separate.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Recipient-reported contribution
National Education Association → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
$150,000 cash • 2026
Cash contribution in the reviewed 2026 recipient snapshot. In-kind amounts are separate.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Recipient-reported contribution
Democratic Policy Institute → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
$76,469.57 in-kind • 2026
Contributed services, separate from cash.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Recipient-reported contribution
National Redistricting Foundation → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
$30,000 cash • 2026
Cash contribution in the reviewed 2026 recipient snapshot. In-kind amounts are separate.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Organizational role
Josh Kanter → Utah Donor Collaborative
UDC profile: board chair
The source describes this role. Undated organizational profiles are not a certification of every current office.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Organizational role
Josh Kanter → Alliance for a Better Utah
Alliance for a Better Utah founder
The source describes this role. Undated organizational profiles are not a certification of every current office.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Organizational role
Ryan Bell → Utahns for Responsive Government
Board role
The source describes this role. Undated organizational profiles are not a certification of every current office.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Organizational role
Ryan Bell → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
PIC president
The source describes this role. Undated organizational profiles are not a certification of every current office.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Organizational role
Elizabeth Rasmussen → Utahns for Responsive Government
Executive director
The source describes this role. Undated organizational profiles are not a certification of every current office.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Organizational role
Elizabeth Rasmussen → Utahns Protecting Our Constitution
PIC general manager
The source describes this role. Undated organizational profiles are not a certification of every current office.
OPEN THE SUPPORTING RECORD ↗Other national and out-of-state branches
Pivotal Next Gen
$100,000 cash; the saved filing gives a Redmond, Washington mailing address. Legal identity and original donors remain unresolved. No connection to Pivotal Ventures is inferred.
Filed donor record ↗Western Leadership Fund
$50,000 cash; the saved filing gives a Sheridan, Wyoming address. Identity with Western Futures Fund has not been established. This is a separate filed name.
Filed donor record ↗Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3
$100,000 cash and $637.47 in-kind. The reviewed rows use a Utah address for cash and California addresses for services. Addresses alone do not identify original funders.
Filed donor and services records ↗Defend Utah’s Ballot
A separate Utah committee reported $150,000 cash to the PIC. Existing research traces other national contributors into that committee; each upstream transfer needs its own source and period.
Existing upstream research ↗Western Futures Fund
A separate branch connects a reported 2024 grant and 2026 committee funding. It is not merged with Western Leadership Fund.
Read the checked grant record →Still to trace
Additional donors and grantmakers, legal identities, original funding and restrictions. The map is selective; the complete immediate donor inventory is available separately.
All reported PIC donors →What is not shown as a verified edge
Control of national contributors by Josh Kanter; original donors that are not identified in reviewed public records; identity matches based only on a shared address or similar name; and earmarking of the 2024 grants for particular 2026 activities. These remain separate reporting questions.