Clearer connections.
Organizations & Activists • Evidence directory
Start with an organization.
Follow the record.
Find the national funders, Utah partners and reported service providers in the reporting. Each file identifies what is documented, which legal entity is involved and where the trail remains incomplete.
National / out-of-state records
DC mailing address • EIN 37-1779557
The Fairness Project
$1,599,000 cash + $68,943.94 in-kind to the PIC in the reviewed 2026 snapshot. A separately documented 2024 grant from Sixteen Thirty Fund.
Open the evidence file →Colorado address / Texas domicile • EIN 83-3922640
Democratic Policy Institute
$76,469.57 in reported PIC services. Read the descriptions naming Alliance for a Better Utah and the Better Boundaries operating entity, and the public donor-information gap.
Open the evidence file →Denver address • Exact PIC donor entity unresolved
Unite America
$200,000 reported PIC cash under a shortened donor name. A separate nonprofit return shows a $50,000 grant to Utah Ranked Choice Voting Action.
Open the evidence file →Washington, D.C. • EIN 82-0757693
National Redistricting Foundation
$30,000 reported cash to the Constitution PIC. NDRC identifies it as a 501(c)(3) affiliate; separate court records document its Utah redistricting role.
Open the evidence file →Utah organizations
Utah advocacy organization • EIN 45-2463539
Alliance for a Better Utah
Direct staff-service support, references in DPI service descriptions, a shared national grantmaker, and Josh Kanter’s documented founder role.
Open the evidence file →Utah advocacy organization • EIN 88-2424825
Utah Donor Collaborative
$123,000 cash and $19,134.82 in-kind in the reviewed PIC snapshot. Its 2024 return lists grants to Alliance for a Better Utah, Utahns for Responsive Government and Comunidades Unidas.
Open the evidence file →Keep the brand and operating entity explicit
Better Boundaries / Utahns for Responsive Government
$165,000 cash and $28,259.23 in-kind in the reviewed PIC snapshot. Read the operating-entity match and documented leadership overlap.
Open the evidence file →More grant trails
National grantmaker • Different transactions and years
Sixteen Thirty Fund
Its 2024 return reports grants to four organizations in the PIC funding web. A separate grant to Western Futures Fund opens another Utah-connected trail.
Open the evidence file →Not established as the same entity as Western Leadership Fund
Western Futures Fund
Follow a $2.75 million 2024 grant from Sixteen Thirty Fund, then the separately documented $140,000 contribution to Majorities Matter.
Open the evidence file →Utah funding trail
Stewardship Utah
Four reported contributions to Fresh Air PAC total $750,000. This is a separate recipient and funding trail from the Constitution PIC.
Open the evidence file →People & documented roles
Keep the role attached
to its source and date.
Josh Kanter’s published Alliance for a Better Utah and UDC roles, and Ryan Bell’s and Elizabeth Rasmussen’s organizational roles, provide leads worth examining. A board role does not establish personal payment, control of a separate organization or responsibility for every transaction.
Open the people and partnerships file →Still under review
A named donor is
the start of the trail.
Other PIC contributor names include National Education Association, Pivotal Next Gen, Western Leadership Fund and Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3. Their identities, locations and upstream money require separate checks.
See the complete recipient-reported donor directory →This directory is a selected reporting index, not a finding that every listed organization is a dark-money source or acted improperly. PIC amounts are from the reviewed October 23 snapshot; other grants retain their own source year. Profiles and findings remain subject to editorial review.