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Faith in Public Life Announces Closure Due to Funding Issues

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Faith in Public Life announced it will close its doors on October 31 due to fundraising issues. The organization was created and sustained with support from the Center for American Progress. The CEO of Faith in Public Life attributed the closure to leadership choosing to proactively wind down operations once funding became inconsistent.

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The Center for American Progress, a progressive think tank, had been involved in the creation of Faith in Public Life. The think tank viewed the organization as a strategic initiative, serving as an 'organizational anchor for the Religious Left.' The closure marks the end of this specific strategic partnership.

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Who's involved

  • Center for American ProgressProgressive think tank that provided foundational support for the initiative.
  • Faith in Public LifeNonprofit organization whose operational closure is imminent.

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