Alabama Policy Institute

$177,999

The Alabama Policy Center has an anti-pension platform.

Citizens for Phoenix Pension Reform

$1,040,000

Phoenix ballot initiative.

Better Way LA PAC

$499,999

PAC--Kevin James for Mayor of Los Angeles.  James ran on an anti-pension platform.

California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility

$150,000

To perform a financial analysis of California's public pension plans and proposed reforms.

California Pension Reform

$499,999

Californians for Innovation

$250,000

PAC for Congressional candidate Ro Khanna.  Khanna made attacking public pensions part of his campaign platform.

Committee for Pension Fairness

$150,000

Ballot initiative to end public pensions in Ventura County.

Pivot Learning Partners

$601,087

To conduct research on public pension plan and benefit obligations costs in the state of California.

San Diego County Taxpayers Association

$300,000

Anti-pension platform.

San Diego Regional Chamber Foundation

$50,000

To evaluate the impact of Proposition B, a 2012 pension reform initiative in San Diego, in order to educate other cities and the general public.

San Jose Sillicon Valley Chamber

$499,999

The Chamber was supportive of anti-pension "Measure B" -- a ballot measure that cut worker pensions.

Stanford University

$160,080

To support educational efforts related to California's municipal public sector pensions.

Stanford University - 2

$252,823

To expand the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research Pension Tracker.

Stanford University - 3

$88,995

To support the Institute for Economic Policy Research.

Stanford University - 4

$352,170

To support the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research in its efforts to increase transparency around public sector pension plans.

University of California, Berkeley

$165,600

To develop a dataset of local government pension expenditures, finances, and employment data and research around the impacts of public pension systems.

Colorado Nonprofit Development Center

$100,000

To educate the public about how to provide a secure retirement for Colorado’s public employees.

Colorado Nonprofit Development Center 2

$100,000

To support the Secure Futures Colorado project.

Colorado Nonprofit Development Center 3

$125,000

To provide general operating support

Colorado Succeeds

$75,000

To conduct research about the public pension systems in Colorado.

Secure Futures Colorado

$Unknown

Secure Futures Colorado is an anti-pension political group with the express mission of eliminating PERA, Colorado's public pension system. They admit to being funded by John Arnold.

University of Colorado Foundation

$25,000

To research back-loaded benefit design and the implications of pension reform on teacher quality.

Florida Chamber of Commerce

$499,999

The Chamber has supported a years-long effort to overhaul Florida's well-funded pension system.

James Madison Institute

$79,000

To support educational efforts related to public employee benefits reform in Florida.

James Madison Institute - 2

$186,500

To support educational efforts related to public employee benefits reform in Florida.

Thomas B. Fordham Institute

$105,000

To publish a report about Florida's teacher retirement policies.

Chicago for Rahm Emanuel

$110,600

Emanuel has led efforts to cut public pensions in Chicago.

Chicago for Rahm Emanuel -- 2

$100,000

Second contribution to Emanuel's campaign.

Chicago Forward

$100,000

Emanuel Super PAC.

Kansas Policy Institute

$10,000

To conduct research about the pension benefit structure for public employees in Kansas.

Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

$499,999

The Chamber has been working to attack public pensions since 2007.

Maryland Public Policy Institute

$75,000

To support educational efforts related to Maryland’s public pension system.

Missouri Public Charter School Association

$9,000

To educate the public about St. Louis Public School Retirement System.

University of Missouri

$508,824

To expand access to information on public employee retirement systems.

University of Missouri - 2

$317,900

To conduct research on public teacher pension plans in Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Texas.

University of Missouri 3

$156,930

To conduct research on the relationship between pension systems and financial equities in state education.

Cornell University

$136,900

To support research on pension costs for public school employees in the state of New York.

Manhattan Institute for Policy and Research

$67,412

To publish a report about the defined contribution retirement systems used by the State University of New York and the City University of New York.

Research Foundation of the State University of NY

$1,000,000

To expand information about public retirement system.

WNET

$3,500,000

To finance Pension Peril.  Grant returned in February 2014.

Secure Oklahoma

$499,999

Secure Oklahoma's mission is to attack public pensions.

Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs

$50,000

Produced anti-pension research.

50CAN, Inc.

$50,000

To support research and education efforts related to teachers’ pension systems in the state of Pennsylvania.

Citizens to Protect PA Jobs

$499,999

Anti-pension platform.

EngageRI

$499,999

Pushed pension bill in RI.

American LeadHERship PAC

$499,999

Super PAC supporting Governor Gina Raimondo. As State Treasurer, Raimondo led the campaign to gut pensions in Rhode Island.

Bill King for Mayor

$10,000 - 49,999

Bill King ran for mayor of Houston on an anti-pension platform.

City of Houston pension reform

$50,000 - $99,999

Texans for Local Control

$100,000 - $499,999

"Local control" is a political idea in Texas that would empower municipalities in the state to cut public pensions.

Texas Public Policy Foundation

$100,000 - $499,999

TPPF has issued a number of anti-pension reports and its experts have testified against pensions before the Texas Legislature.

Texas Public Policy Foundation - 2

$50,000

To expand access to information about public sector retirement systems.

Texas Public Policy Foundation - 3

$44,758

To support educational efforts related to retirement security and public pension policies in the state of Texas and across the nation.

Texas Public Policy Foundation - 4

$50,431

To analyze the fiscal impact of transitioning the city of Austin Employees’ Retirement System from a defined benefit to a defined contribution system.

University of Houston

$21,780

To expand access to info on public employee retirement systems.

University of Washington Foundation

$2,000,000

To support the Center on Reinventing Public Education.

University of Washington Foundation - 2

$221,375

To support the Center on Reinventing Public Education.

University of Washington Foundation - 3

$25,204

To support the Center for Education Data and Research.

Washington Policy Center

$25,000

To analyze the City of Seattle’s retirement plan.