PACE members employ diverse strategies to address their foundations’ priority issues, but all share the belief that broad and informed public participation is the bedrock of a free, democratic, and civil society. As a member-driven learning collaborative, PACE strives to create a rich environment for building relationships, exchanging ideas, and informing grantmaking practice. Our membership spans the country and represents foundations of all sizes and types, including national, community, and family foundations investing in a wide range of issues. Learn more about opportunities to join PACE here. See a map of our network here.
- Annie E. Casey Foundation, Baltimore, Maryland
- Arizona State University Foundation, Tempe, Arizona
- Aspen Forum for Community Solutions/Opportunity Youth Incentive Fund, Washington, DC
- Aviv Foundation, Bethesda, MD
- Bernstein Family Foundation, Washington, DC
- Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, Washington
- Born This Way Foundation, Los Angeles, California
- Brico Fund, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- C.S. Mott Foundation, Flint, Michigan
- California Humanities, Oakland, California
- California Wellness Foundation, Los Angeles, California
- The Case Foundation, Washington, DC
- Charles F. Kettering Foundation, Dayton, Ohio
- Chicago Community Trust, Chicago, Illlinois
- Delaware Community Foundation, Wilmington, Delaware
- Democracy Fund, Washington, DC
- Einhorn Family Charitable Trust, New York, New York
- Fetzer Institute, Kalamazoo, Michigan
- Ford Foundation, New York, New York
- Foundation for Civic Leadership, Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Foundation for Harmony and Prosperity, Sacramento, California
- Fund for Cities of Service, New York, New York
- Got Your 6 Fund, Washington, DC
- Greater Washington Community Foundation, Washington, DC
- The Heartland Foundation, St. Joseph, Missouri
- Henry M. Jackson Foundation, Seattle, Washington
- Houston Endowment, Houston, Texas
- Hudson-Webber Foundation, Detroit, Michigan
- Humboldt Area Foundation, Bayside, California
- James Irvine Foundation, San Francisco, California
- Joyce Foundation, Chicago, Illinois
- Leighty Family Foundation, Colorado Springs, Colorado
- McCormick Foundation, Chicago, Illinois
- Microsoft (Technology and Civic Engagement Team), Silicon Valley, California
- Montpelier Foundation, Orange, Virginia
- National Archives Foundation, Washington, DC
- New Economy Initiative, Detroit, Michigan
- People’s Liberty, Cincinnati, Ohio
- The Power Foundation, Kalamazoo, Michigan
- Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation, Detroit, Michigan
- Rappaport Family Foundation, San Francisco, California
- Rita Allen Foundation, Princeton, New Jersey
- Rockefeller Brothers Fund, New York, New York
- Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation, Simi Valley, California
- The San Diego Foundation, San Diego, California
- The Simmons Foundation, Houston, Texas
- Spencer Foundation, Chicago, Illinois
- Sunlight Foundation, Washington, DC
- Vermont Community Foundation, Middlebury, Vermont
- Voqal Fund, Boulder, Colorado
- W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Battle Creek, Michigan
- Walter & Elise Haas Fund, San Francisco, California
- The Whitman Institute, San Francisco, California
- William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Menlo Park, California
- The Woods Fund of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
This list aims to be a comprehensive representation of institutions involved in our network since 2013.