The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation has announced $19 million in grants to GivingTuesday, Shared America, and Be The People to strengthen civic participation across the United States. The funding will support efforts to reduce polarization, increase community engagement, rebuild trust, and foster a stronger sense of shared purpose. The grants are intended to help local leaders, community organizations, and residents collaborate on solving public challenges and strengthening civic life. The initiative reflects the foundation’s broader strategy of investing in institutions and programs that encourage inclusive participation and reinforce social cohesion.
Hewlett Foundation commits $19 to strengthen civic participation and reduce polarization

Hewlett Foundation Invests $19 Million to Strengthen Civic Life Across America
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William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
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