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Truth and Reconciliation
First guaranteed income program in the country to focus specifically on those impacted by police violence.
Our Work
Transforming Service Delivery with Urgency & Rigor
Communities across the nation need support. We send recurring cash transfers directly to families, build technology that supports government and community based programs, and power coalitions to support sustained policy-level change.
Fund for Guaranteed Income
It's not if, but how.
The impact of guaranteed income is no question.
Decades of research prove that unconditional cash transfers have significant, positive effects on poverty and financial insecurity, helping folks do things like keep their jobs or find better ones, cover essential bills like groceries and utilities, or care for their families.Â
The F4GI Difference
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Our platform offers:
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Four payment options with automated payment disbursements, notifications, and reissue
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Live chat and phone support in English and Spanish troubleshoots payment or participant issues
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User-friendly portal where participants can manage payments and access resources
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Instant platform invitations by SMS and email make enrollment a breeze
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Admin tools for reporting and analytics, backed by industry-leading security, privacy, and compliance
Cash Transfers, Improved
Our research-based approach, community-designed technology, and rapid-response customer service team addresses bottlenecks to effective program implementation
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Our Work in Action
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Philidelphia
Over a 12-month period, 50 recipients of E-TANF will receive an additional $500 per month, while a comparison group of 250 additional recipients of E-TANF will receive an extra $50 per month.
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Court Date Reminders
A new court date notification tool for residents in LA County
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Compton Pledge
A two-year program supporting 800 families in the cultural heart of California.
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Chicago Future Fund
An 18-month program led by Equity and Transformation supporting 30 formerly incarcerated residents of Chicago.
How We Think
We use applied research methods to evaluate our programs, assess best practices, and improve future iterations–constantly improving on our path in pursuit of an income floor.
