Expanding political advocacy to benefit young children and families.

Impact Fellows Action provides desperately needed 501(c)(4) funding at the state level that helps early childhood advocates turn policy advocacy into political action.

What Our Fellows Are Saying

Campaign Ratios

Impact Fellows provided funding support to 13 states in 2022. See how these crucial 501(c)(4) dollars lead to victories for young children and families, and discover the strategies that were most effective for our Fellows.

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Legal Corner: 501(c)(3) vs 501(c)(4)

Welcome, potential 501(c)(4) practitioners, and welcome back, 501(c)(4) experts! This article is the first in a series from Impact Fellows to help provide clarity on the differences between 501(c)(3)s and 501(c)(4)s under federal tax rules. This inaugural article provides a

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Fellows Featurette: James Jimenez, NMVC Action Fund

New Mexico activists, parents, communities, and policymakers have fought fiercely for years to improve opportunities for young children and families. In November 2022, they overwhelmingly passed a voter measure that changed the state’s constitution and substantially increased annual spending for

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Campaign Ratios

Impact Fellows provided funding support to 13 states in 2022. See how these crucial 501(c)(4) dollars lead to victories for young children and families, and discover the strategies that were most effective for our Fellows.

Read Full Post »

Legal Corner: 501(c)(3) vs 501(c)(4)

Welcome, potential 501(c)(4) practitioners, and welcome back, 501(c)(4) experts! This article is the first in a series from Impact Fellows to help provide clarity on the differences between 501(c)(3)s and 501(c)(4)s under federal tax rules. This inaugural article provides a

Read Full Post »

Fellows Featurette: James Jimenez, NMVC Action Fund

New Mexico activists, parents, communities, and policymakers have fought fiercely for years to improve opportunities for young children and families. In November 2022, they overwhelmingly passed a voter measure that changed the state’s constitution and substantially increased annual spending for

Read Full Post »