Clearer connections.
Investigations • Updated October 24, 2026
Follow the money.
Then follow the connections.
Start with Utahns Protecting Our Constitution PIC. Explore its contributors, the left-wing advocacy network around Alliance for a Better Utah and Utah Donor Collaborative, and the public records that distinguish a documented link from an unanswered question.
Three ways into the story.
01 / The largest cash contributor in this snapshot
Fairness Project’s money. Utah’s ballot fight.
Five reported cash receipts make Fairness Project the PIC’s largest cash contributor in the reviewed records. Follow its separate in-kind contributions and the limits of its public donor disclosure.
READ THE FAIRNESS PROJECT PROFILE →02 / Utah Donor Collaborative’s 2024 grants
A grant to Alliance for a Better Utah. Two more Utah recipients.
The 2024 tax return lists $51,000 to Alliance for a Better Utah, $25,000 to Better Boundaries’ operating entity and $15,479 to Comunidades Unidas. These precede the PIC’s 2026 receipts.
OPEN THE THREE-GRANT RECORD →03 / Roles, partnerships and services
Where the Utah organizations overlap.
Josh Kanter’s documented roles, Better Boundaries’ leadership and contributed staff or mail services provide distinct paths into the network. Each connection comes with its own evidence.
FOLLOW THE DOCUMENTED CONNECTIONS →Follow an organization.
Start with a name in the filings. Read the profile before drawing a conclusion about who ultimately supplied the money.
All 50 contributor names
The PIC donor directory separates cash, in-kind support and unresolved donor identities.
Democratic Policy Institute
$76,469.57 in reported services, including entries described through Utah organizations.
Unite America
A $200,000 PIC contribution and an important distinction between similarly named legal entities.
National Redistricting Foundation
A $30,000 contribution, Democratic redistricting affiliations and a separate litigation record.
Utah Donor Collaborative
2024 grants, disclosed roles and its later 2026 cash and in-kind support for the PIC.
See the web
Switch between money, Fairness Project, people and 2024 Utah grants. Select a connection to inspect its source.
Source library
Go straight to the records.
These are the central records behind this investigation. Annual tax returns and 2026 campaign disclosures cover different periods; a grant to an organization does not by itself trace that same money into the PIC.
Utah campaign disclosures
PIC 2026 filed contribution ledger (CSV) ↗
Temporary / unreported contributions ↗
PIC registration and officers ↗
Snapshot reviewed October 23. Live records may change.
Annual tax returns
Utah Donor Collaborative — 2024 ↗
Democratic Policy Institute — 2024 ↗
IRS returns hosted by ProPublica. Consult each profile for entity and schedule details.
Upstream grants and stated roles
Sixteen Thirty Fund — 2024 public return (PDF) ↗
Utah Donor Collaborative’s Josh Kanter profile ↗
Alliance for a Better Utah’s own description ↗
Organization statements establish stated roles and missions, not undisclosed donor identities.
More money trails.
What remains unresolved?
Some public filings identify an organization without revealing its underlying contributors. A shared officer, address or partnership can establish a connection without establishing control or wrongdoing. The profiles identify those limits alongside the findings.
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