FairWarning is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. We are grateful to the following generous supporters:
The Charles Evans Foundation has supported a wide variety of causes aimed at helping the less fortunate, including health and fire detection programs. It was established in 1988 by the late Charles Evans, founder of the Evan-Picone fashion label and producer of the movie “Tootsie.”
Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation, based in Oklahoma City, was established in 1982 by the late Edith Kinney Gaylord, a journalist and member of a prominent Oklahoma publishing family. The foundation supports projects designed to improve the quality of journalism, with special emphasis on ethics, investigative reporting and new media.
Public Welfare Foundation, founded in 1947, supports efforts to ensure fundamental rights and opportunities for people in need. Based in Washington, D.C., its major interests include health reform, criminal and juvenile justice, and workers’ rights.
The Investigative Reporting Workshop, a project of the American University School of Communication at American University, was founded in 2008. It works to improve journalism in two important ways: by publishing significant investigations, and by experimenting with new models for creating and delivering investigative reports.
The Renaissance Foundation, based in Portland, Ore., strives to make a significant difference in the lives of people in need, especially in the areas of education, human services and environment. TRF funds local, national and international programs.
By distributing our stories to other media outlets, we ensure a broader reach for our investigations and create a small revenue stream. As a nonprofit, any positive cash flow will be used to expand our investigations and staff. To contribute to FairWarning, click here.
