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Where grants from COMMITTEE TO EXPAND THE MIDDLE CLASS ISSUES COMMITTEE went next

The 10 largest grantees of this organization, by cash, that also file with the IRS — and for each, its own 5 largest grants, from its returns for the same tax years.

Each figure is one return, as filed. A grantee's grants out are not shown to be the money it received: money is interchangeable, and two organizations' tax years can cover different months, so a grant received in one organization's 2023 can sit beside grants made in the other's 2023 without being the same dollars. Only grants over $5,000 are itemized, and private foundations' returns (990-PF) are not read here.

  1. Revitalize San Francisco EIN 99-2774532

    Received $555,000 from COMMITTEE TO EXPAND THE MIDDLE CLASS ISSUES COMMITTEE · 2024 return

    Its grants paid, 2024: $0

    No itemized grants on its 2024 return.

  2. Yes on 5 Californians For Safe Affordable Communitites EIN 99-4102714

    Received $100,000 from COMMITTEE TO EXPAND THE MIDDLE CLASS ISSUES COMMITTEE · 2024 return

    No itemized grants on its 2024 return.

  3. BIG BEAR LAKE RESIDENTS FOR SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS EIN 88-2232675

    Received $50,000 from COMMITTEE TO EXPAND THE MIDDLE CLASS ISSUES COMMITTEE · 2022 return

    Its grants paid, 2022: not reported

    No itemized grants on its 2022 return.

  4. Affordable Housing for SF EIN 93-2804852

    Received $40,000 from COMMITTEE TO EXPAND THE MIDDLE CLASS ISSUES COMMITTEE · 2024 return

    Its grants paid, 2024: $0

    No itemized grants on its 2024 return.

  5. Better Roads and Transit Yes on L EIN 87-2106745

    Received $15,000 from COMMITTEE TO EXPAND THE MIDDLE CLASS ISSUES COMMITTEE · 2022 return

    Its grants paid, 2022: $25,000

The API serves every itemized grant, in both directions.