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Sixteen Thirty Fund

Donor-advised / fiscal-sponsor fundOrganization publicly describes itself as a fiscal sponsor or donor-advised-fund sponsor; IRS BMF 501(c)(4), EIN 264486735 · EIN 264486735 · ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer →

Total Tracked Outflows in Network
$11,751,243
2019–2024 (5 yrs)
Network Links (1st & 2nd Hop)
130
39 connected organizations & committees
Top Recipients Tracked
5
Direct grantees & political committees
Primary Disclosure Source
IRS 990 / NADC
Schedule I & state campaign filings
Note: Purple links are IRS Form 990 grants or Schedule C § 527 transfers; gold links are direct NADC state contributions; blue links are FEC federal receipts. For IRS Form 990 Schedule I grants between tax-exempt organizations, final use is undisclosed — a 990 grant to an intermediary organization that also contributes to a Nebraska committee is shown as a two-hop path for context, not as proof that the grant was earmarked for the contribution.

Interactive Network Graph (39 organizations, 130 filed flows)

Candidate committeeParty committeePACIndependent expenditure / Super PACBallot question committee501(c)(3)501(c)(4)501(c)(5) union501(c)(6) trade groupPrivate foundationDonor-advised / fiscal-sponsor fundBusinessIndividuals (aggregate)Vendor/mediaSpending categoryOther / unclassifiedBands by source: IRS 990NADCFEC

Laying out graph…

Tracked Network Outflows by Year

YearTracked Outflows
2019$705,000
2020$2,266,961
2022$4,838,030
2023$3,906,252
2024$35,000

Top Network Recipients (5)

RecipientAmountSource / Disclosure
RAISE THE WAGE NEBRASKA$4,838,030
NEBRASKANS FOR PAID SICK LEAVE$3,821,252
NEBRASKANS FOR RESPONSIBLE LENDING$2,971,961
WOMEN WHO RUN NEBRASKA PAC$70,000
SECOND HOUSE COLLABORATIVE$50,000