Empowering people to realize their potential requires removing barriers in public policy holding them back.
Fund your big ideas
Progress in society depends on bold and effective public policy. Stand Together Trust provides grants and strategic support to nonprofit programs and research initiatives that show new and better ways to tackle the root causes of our country’s biggest problems.
Reignite the American Dream
Americans for Prosperity believes freedom and opportunity are the keys to unleashing prosperity for all. The organization’s grassroots, policy, government affairs, communications, political, education, and training capabilities empower millions of concerned citizens in all 50 states to advocate policy changes based on proven principles that get results.
Unlock opportunity for all
The LIBRE Initiative is the most impactful national grassroots organization engaging, educating, and empowering Latinos to embrace freedom-minded solutions so they can reach their full potential and achieve their American Dream. Its community of volunteers and activists understands that when there is limited government, there is unlimited opportunity.
Preserve and promote our freedoms
Concerned Veterans for America believes veterans are a positive force to empower Americans and drive solutions to preserve and promote our freedoms. Founded in 2012, the national grassroots organization builds communities of veterans, neighbors, and families to amplify concerned voices at all levels to help improve American lives.
Get the latest stories, ideas, and advice from Stand Together community partners who are tackling America’s biggest problems through public policy reform.
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