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"Better" by artist Mel Chin has been installed in San Antonio, Texas as part of For Freedoms' #AAPI Solidarity billboard campaign, in partnership with Orange Barrel Media. Photographer: Xandr Arquin.

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“I Still Believe in Our City” Posters by Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya.

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Immigrants are Essential installation by Paola Mendoza. Photograph by Kisha Bari.

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NDWA members at an Oscar celebration for the film Roma.

At Unbound Philanthropy, we seek to contribute to a vibrant, welcoming society and an immigration system rooted in justice.

We partner with leaders and organizations in the US and UK — activists, policymakers, researchers, cultural strategists, and philanthropic peers — to explore and advance what this looks like in practice.

Join us in learning and leading together.

What We Stand
For

Learn about our values and what we stand for →

Our Strategic
Approach

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Our Grantmaking
Approach

Learn about what makes our grantmaking unique →

Taryn Higashi and Unbound Philanthropy recently received

United We Dream’s first ever Believers Award.

In 2019, Unbound Philanthropy received the National Committee for

Responsive Philanthropy “Mover and Shaker” Impact Award,

celebrating its leadership in narrative grantmaking.

Meet our Grantees + Collaboratives

Region: United Kingdom

Citizenship and Integration Initiative

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Region: United States

UndocuBlack Network

Region: United States

Pop Culture Collaborative

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Explore Resources

Region: United States

Pop Culture Collaborative: From Stories to Systems

Region: United States

The Effects of Sanctuary Policies on Crime and the Economy

Region: United Kingdom

Applying Behavioral Insights to Support Immigrant Integration and Social Cohesion

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Unbound Philanthropy
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London Office
Unbound Philanthropy
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