Our campaign sits at the intersections of anti-fascist and anti-capitalist movements, with a particular focus on exposing and challenging the role of corporations and philanthropy in enabling systems of violence, white supremacy and fascism, both within the US and internationally. 

We believe that situating our campaign within broader local, national and international movements will ensure that we are fostering a long-term vision of the world we are building and ensure we are achieving non-reformist reforms.

We are working to deplatform and cut off funding from Donor Advised Funds to organizations that further fascism, white supremacy and systemic violence, with the ultimate purpose of achieving material restitution/redistribution to the harm that’s been caused and preventing future harm, and ensuring that these organizations do not receive any future funding from Fidelity Charitable Donor Advised Funds or any other means. We recognize that other strategies and targets beyond our campaign will be required to fully shut down these organizations and uproot these systems.

We are clear that winning parts or all of our demands will have a greater effect beyond our specific target, both in the possibilities for replication and in the reverberations it will have in corporate targeting and philanthropic accountability ecosystems.